(http://blueprint-ventures.com)The whole tax lien market is about $15B per year, but I actually think smaller funds have the ability to get better returns than larger funds because they can be more selective and don't have the pressure to constantly put their money into something.

But, there is one question that is pressuring me more than any and I would love for your feed back.I have came in contact with a land owner that is far beyond tired of renting because of all of the many headaches that comes along with it if you don't educated yourself.

I wouldn't pressure the PM to get new tenants fast.

I recently used Academy Air for a/c and heating needs.

The plane would occasionally just drop when we hit an air pocket in the mountains.

There are other proper accounting methods to add value to an asset held and increase your basis, a fix and flip investor adds money and value through labor and over time, but this is recognized as work is completed or money is added, it's not based on thin air. 

People want a low-threshold way to learn about selling their house, rather than some agent pressure them into listing (which that's what sellers are afraid of).

I would definitely buy on Five Mile at the right price (especially if flipping is your thing), but would be extremely cautious about it being over-inflated, as there is so much building going on up there, and at some point, people are going to get tired of getting stuck in traffic every time they drive to work or go grocery shopping.There is also Airway Heights, which is west of town along Highway 2, out by Fairchild Air force Base and Spokane International Airport.

You and I both know that eliminating 50% (or 40% or 30% or whatever) of buyers will cause downward pressure on prices, thus taking money out of the pockets of sellers.  

Cross streets are Hurlbut and Sandrock.4) I don't think this property is located close enough to the beach or other attractions that could justify the Air BnB.