if so I think 3,4,11 should be debated for the #1 spot.

Overall, I am debating on what is the best strategy to get them on the phone.

Speaking about out-of-control spending, the debate is beginning on Obama's proposed budget.Here was an interesting comment: House Minority Whip Eric Cantor charged that Obama's budget is "so far out of the mainstream" that even members of Obama's own party are reluctant to support it.Story: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090325/ap_on_go_co/congress_budget :cool:

This guy has spent a while debating a lot of people, and has came to a conclusion that I think most will agree with:http://www.youtube.com/watch?

I'm debating whether I should sell the house once flipped, or refinance once rehabbed and then rent it out.

I was debating on that as well.Maybe I will be able to invest sooner while in school.

Usually once a thread gets past the first page, either the persons original question has already been answeredThere have been several follow up questions askedAn entirely new discussion (debate) has broken out in the ensuing pagesAs a result of these things if I don't read all of those long threads I view my post as being non-value added to the conversation, so I don't make it. 

No matter what he can be a 1 and done or look for alternative strategies/partnerships....My opinionI always like debate!!!

It will take a little while I imagine but having a 4hr travel time is a good measure to have as well, so if you are ever needed, you can make the trip out there relatively quickly.I'm also debating if I should buy in cash or try to get a mortgage, which is harder to get for Canadians, so I've got a few doors to knock on still but it's encouraging to see people making out of state investments so often now.

Therefore if the owner owns the land but someone else has a property on it, I would say the taxes fall on the shoulders of the actual land owner but that's a debate to be had by the home owner and land owner.I've never heard of a situation like this but would guarantee you would need to get a vetted lawyer to draw up a contract saying that the land owner has to abide by some rules when they decide they want to use their land again for whatever purpose.