Just coincidence that another family had moved that day as well and did park their truck.

. - you're correct, you can get good returns on rent; you can also get lousy appreciation...even flat or negative appreciation.again, it's simple math - you can get your $300/month ($3600/yr) rent profit plus a $G in appreciation but the fact has always remained - the real profit is in appreciation (Grant $15,200 last year alone).I think it's hilarious how the tide has turned; everybody's chasing the rent w/ being a slumlord & saying we'll never get back to 2006/07 levels agin...i'm sure, back in the day, a lot of peeps here were chasing the appreciation...

Foreclosures, probates, vacants and abandoned properties all come to mind.All day, a pile of cash and Bigger Pockets?

A diary is something where you record everything that happens to you in your life, every day. A

At the end of the day a small bank may not have the resources to provide every service you are used to, but they are able to provide other things (funds) that the big banks were not able to offer.

As for your question about my comments, people find new partners and do deals every day as a result of BiggerPockets -- they also educate themselves by reading the site.

You won't have the time to spend three-weekends fixing a bathroom, and every day a unit doesn't have a tenant in it will have a real cost.

These days though, most people do thank or service members on Memorial, Day as we should everyday.

The investors themselves are too few and usually too busy to hang out a day a month.Therefore it just doesn't make sense to limit a local club to an even smaller group of investors.

Well, the other day, a buddy of mine bid on a house that got 35 offers in just a few days, and today I attempted to make an offer on a house listed for $110k in a C class neighborhood.