Rigid floors don’t telegraph subfloor inconsistencies and installation was much easier than than the flopsy, flimsy stuff. 

Ive posted newspaper ads, craigslist, thrify nickle all with ads that have something to do with "is your money/savings/retirement not earing you 12%?

Originally posted by Damion Hopkinson:where are the most promissing places to meet an investorplace ads in newspapers, signs on streets and do direct mail to land lords (some are still buying)when you find one potentially, consider:Finding Potential BuyersThere is an old saying in the real estate business that goes something like this, “It’s easier to find a house for a buyer than it is to find a buyer for a houseâ€; I agree.

But I would like to suggest that the reason most RE investors do best locally is because they see and recognize the increased activity with their own eyes and read about local changes that impact neighborhoods or areas in the local newspaper...or before, which is why local officials often own prime property when roads are announced.

What I would do is get the Saturday or Sunday newspaper or get a local real estate guide.

The guy who owns it claims he wants to make good on the property (this house has been in the newspaper frequently for many problems) but he doesn't have two dimes to rub together and is in his late 70s or early 80s.

It is a tort (civil wrong) making the person or entity (like a newspaper, magazine or political organization) open to a lawsuit for damages by the person who can prove the statement about him/her was a lie.

I guess neighbor out back who is a landlord was "cleaning out" one of their apartments.Yesterday, I go to online newspaper.

The coolest thing I found was a box of old newspapers enclosed under a set of stairs, and the paper face up on top was from May 13, 1960...

Deliver pizzas, newspapers, load airplanes at night for UPS or FEDEX.IIRC Dave says the average family that goes through his TMM program (takes the program, not reading the book) has about a $5800 swing in their net worth in the first 30 days.