People eat that stuff up, and you never have to deal with "toilets and tenants" again.

I know the Greater Lowell and Greater Lawrence areas quite well.

Alexander has nothing to do with the Barfield (he's the one that stopped the horsetrack); The Renaissance condo's have done quite well since renting them out (high turnover due to corporate leases, but usually almost full); Happy State has a fairly well known reason for building from the ground up instead of taking available space (you can research that one on your own); the Fillmore lofts should be quite nice; and anyone with eyes can see the McCartt and Assoc signs, not exactly insight.

There are quite a few discussions going on here about bird-dogs.

glad it helped we got an event tommorrow at midway tommorrow if you wanna check us outalso check out a few other clubs you will meet more contacts from going to many different clubshere to name a few Chicago Real Estate Investment ClubWCRTCCIAsmith rothchild and quite a few others out there

When EVERYONE is doing it (buying RE, investing in "tech" stocks etc) it quite often TOO LATE.

Your market will dictate quite a bit with your cash flow potential and obviously your downpayment makes a difference too.

I mean, I don't know the guy who said "don't eat yellow snow" but it sounds like good advise to me and I follow it religously!

I’m quite fed up with my position and would like to start my own company.So, I was thinking if I bought under an interest only loan that wouldn’t suck up all of my savings and my payments would be significantly less.

They make no noise, take up little space, eat next to nothing, and it's not like they can run away.You said: "I have heard of many people going this route in purchasing a home.