I'm brainstorming on the expense side this evening, and I'd be interested in hearing turn-around stories from properties you have purchased, tips or tricks you apply to your individual properties, or any other broader concepts that have helped you control the expense side of your investments.I just purchased my first duplex in July and am currently renovating one of the units.

First of all I want to give a double thumbs up for this service and concept, the forums and all the well thought web page that Mr.

I've never bought in cash and it's possible I have some miss-conceptions about the benefits of doing so.

Yes, I realize its not a note, but the concept is similar to having sold the house with seller financing and now you're looking for a buyer for the note.So, for one thing your ad should be clear.

Most of the deals out there yield a negative cash flow and the best I've been able to find return only 0.6% ROI per month.

We hear a lot of negative about the going on's of Detroit, here is a positive of all the new development going on in the city, despite the current bankruptcy.http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/26/detroit-in-20-years-2033_n_4269422.html?

I explained the dead money, safe money, healthy money and the wealthy money concepts.

In a conversation I had with a loan agent, it was made clear that the borrower must have NO negative credit.

Many industry observers thought this was a smart purchase as they speculated that Dish Network’s strategy was to revamp the chain into a new concept.

There seems to be a lot of negative folks with regards to the DC market so still trying to explore my options in there before I decide (I live in Northern VA) who to start marketing to.