I thought I would mention that I am involved in new home builder community, and one of its most shiny stars, John Burns, recently issued a report calling Chicago one of the markets with the most potential right now for new home growth.

option 4, burn the place to the ground, collect the insurance money....don't forget the Picasso you had the was in the house

Either with the turnkey providers themselves or with turnkey promoters.

SOO many other ways to build a cash buyers list than starting off by promoting a lie.

If you know 90% of everything about the laws, foreclosures, etc. you can get burned, when buying some of the stuff floating around.

Yes, I have been burned a time or two but I'm still winning.

When you help add value to other's businesses, they will be happy to have you around and learning from them as you help them promote their businesses!

It is a bit different than managing small properties but I can tell you the little that I know so far.Remember - MA is very strict and its a tenant oriented state so you have to do everything exactly by book….I would probably suggest going to some local Landlord Associations as they may be a good opportunity for you to learn about the laws AND promote your business.Oh, actually, I would start by reading this….http://www.masslegalhelp.org/housing/legal-tactics1I printed the whole thing!!!

I have seen some clients of mine actually use several credit cards that have promotions (for example 0% for 12 months).

So if they paid it out right now and then next month the home burned down you would need to reimburse them those funds.