Everything was going so smoothly.I'm seriously having a heart attack at this point.

I'm not saying they will be "lying" to you, but they don't necessarily have your best interests at heart either.I usually talk to my property management company to find out the vacancy rate, and the other numbers can be found by calling the local tax collector, your insurance provider, utility companies, etc.You'll also want to order a typical home inspection to understand the full scope of what you're buying and what kinds of items you'll have to pay for out-of-pocket in the immediate future.I've actually got a pretty detailed guide that I wrote about this entire process.

Such financing may not be for the faint of heart or those without a safe level of reserves.

(big kid at heart :) ) I am new to the whole real estate scene.

The gentleman has absolutely nowhere to go so when he asked if we could give him some time to remain in the property to allow for finding a place to stay, having a soft heart, we agreed and gave him until tomorrow.

I whole-heartedly agree with Ned that dealing with contractors is my number one hassle.

I just feel in my heart this site is what’s going to help me kick off my career.

Unless out of the goodness of your heart, you simply waive it, regardless of legal specifications.  

We have learned to work with Los Angeles rent control.......Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO)..........NOT for the faint hearted.

If it has a Lead Cert, you can legally remodel to your heart's content.