Kinda seems like Steve Cooks course Wholesaling for quick cash.

&id=973192I got in contact with the author of the article, Kevin Cook, and he was more than helpful in answering my questions.

What no hookers and pot :mrgreen:

@Ethan Cooke Thanks for your advice and I will pm you for the re-stocking info.

Originally posted by @Ethan Cooke:@Armand Farrokh - Find someone who has the latest rental agreement from San Francisco Apartment Association (SFAA), or you can join SFAA and get access to their forms and templates.

You'll probably have to sweeten the pot to get interest. 2 points and 10% interest would pique someone interest I would assume, and it's still favorable terms for you as well

One of my favorite books that forces you to start with the end in mind and weigh the cost/reward of every decision is a book called Lifeonaire by Shaun McCloskey and Steve Cook.

Wow...I wish here in Cook County (Chicago) our court system would be this accessible where you could simply call into the clerk to say you were late or fax in personal requests to the judge.Here, defendants get 30 days to vacate a default judgement [almost] without question.

there were all sorts of fires.. turns out they would use the sink in the bath room to put briquets in them and put a BBQ grate over it and cook their chicken skewers.. 

@Caleb Heimsothagreed, you can do alot with 30 but your goose is cooked once that is done.... i would never advocate buying to low end rentals and burning through your cash... point taken.i would look for assumptions, etc with no money down or very low cash out of pocket to get started...