risk vs reward.

Will home prices do down, sure, anything can happen, but for those who are investing in the long run, I think we are cautiously optimistic that can ride this out and be rewarded in the long run.Another point worth mentioning is that many on this site are looking for STEADY cash flow rather than appreciation, that is a more conservative way to play real estate unlike the boom a few years back when everybody is treating their home like an ATM thinking that the prices will continue to increase forever.

However for the higher end properties (of $600 k and higher), the reward will be much higher (when calculated based on the hours and effort) if you can afford the costs and find the right deal.

If you own just an 8 unit for example and want to hold forever and buy nothing else then maybe you get friendly with the tenants and have a relationship that keeps them there for a really long time etc.I have seen some landlords offer a reward for instance to the arrest of a criminal.

I figured his passion was food.

With mold you need to eliminate the food source and then repair damage and treat properly.

Seller is responsible for a roof or boiler.Being a Lease Purchase Consultant, helping sellers sell in a tight home loan credit market is fun and rewarding, but you need to do it right or you have headaches with both the Tenant Buyer and the Home Seller.

That's always rewarding!

I'd bet that some of them have a diet that consists of cereal, fast food, and heroin.Could you tell them that the stove is not for heating and if you catch it being used as a furnace, you will remove it?

I absolutely love thrills, excitement and new things like unusual food and travelling.I'm going to be a first time father in August!