In your market however I am sure it is different, but I would bet you will still find some amazing deals this way.Keep doing what you are doing, but never settle, always being ahead of the pack!

I've never been to court (thankfully), but being prepared and having facts is your best bet.

Let me tell you, I believe you would certainly make more money by sticking to the real estate thing than betting on the market. 

I bet a company like Whole Foods is pretty sure an area is going to grow in population and/or income before they drop a new location.Let me know if you're aware of any data sets like the ones I mentioned above.

But, money can go in the left pocket and go out of the right pocket, but they will be paying it back I'd bet.

You can do some sort of magic by not requiring them to fix things that come up in the inspection, but you'll have to fix those issues anyways.Ultimately I think if you just have everything lined up and make your first offer what you honestly want the property for, that's your best bet.

I bet just being around the young girl (with the kitten) you mentioned is a violation of his probation. 

This is important; if you and your fiance have a good earnings stream of income, this can be a good bet to get you into the property market and own a home/be a landlord with a nice low downpayment.Hope this helps!

Your attorney is right getting a quit claim would be your best bet but getting Fannie to sign that will be like pulling teeth.

And I wasn't going to do less than a week but realized, since I am not very booked up right now, that offering 3 nights or more would get me some weekend people and some reviews, and i can charge the same cleaning fee after 3 nights or 7 nights and my cleaning lady is just as happy to have more work.Of course, I don't have as nice a house as you, I would bet!