The podcasts are particularly popular.

I will tell you this story, I was looking at a house on a major road (I was looking for a house for me to live in), the realtor told me not to buy the house, will be very hard to sell, she was right BUT I bought it anyways b/c I liked the layout and close to a very popular downtown, then I moved to another house and made it a rental and it rents like hot pancakes!

As you grow, you will find that there are certain brokers/agents that do quite a bit of REO listings.

(cost is to high) however, this makes a much better market for long term rentals as property value is rising and the city is growing at a rapid rate with a high demand for rentals (all relative to where I live).These things helped me to decide.

It's unreasonable for the city to expect you to grow more land to accommodate a parking ordinance instituted after the building was built and was not in place at the time the occupancy permits were granted.One thing you may consider, if there's room, is to make the parking spaces smaller, if need be.

Due to our business loss, in 2009, we're a bit leary of taking too high of a risk.I highly recommend reading "Think and Grow Rich" by Napolean Hill

Grats to you on that feat.Be sure to check out this e-book on Using BiggerPockets to Grow Your Business

Damaged a watermelon plant that my husband was growing with care for 2 months (stepped on it) by trespassing the easement boundaries (the watermelon plant was OUTSIDE of the easement area).2.

I am willing to work hard, learn and grow slowly and steadily to prevent big mistakes and loosing money.

All these deals are a side business to grow my nest egg.