Its not a ton...a few hundred bucks.

When high rollers pass away or just improve their old ones are a couple bucks, get them dry cleaned for a couple bucks and bam, dressed for success cheaper than Walmart.

Your landlord is sitting pretty, banking big bucks.

How can I get the most band for my buck?

With 1600 bucks invested, what did you get for your money?  

I use legal shield as a legal service for basic advice like that, it's about 30 bucks a month, totally worth it so far.Hope that helped out a bit sir!

The attorney will cost some bucks (thousand and thousands) and more.

Just looking for some strategies on structuring a JV on a rehab/resale (1-yr note) and a buy/rehab/hold on a 5-yr note...all private money. 1-yr would be deferred repayment for one year with P&I due in full at maturity, and interest only payments on the 5-yr with principal due at maturity...1-yr note would be SFR and the 5-yr would be on residential multifamily 2-4 units...probably 3-5 investors per project...

Just to give you an idea of the bang for your buck here, I bought a 1200 sq ft, 3/2/1 new construction for just over $100,000 as my primary residence for a couple years before making it my first rental.

My strategy is to buy and hold rental properties.My question to the BP community is this:With a limited budget of $1,000 per month - what brings in the biggest bang for the buck?