Neighbors started fighting it tooth and toenail, and this whole craze has pretty much stopped.On my own lot, I could probably request a rezoning and build 10 townhomes.

The idea of them getting the sale money, paying off the rest of their loans, and then loaning you the down payment isn't always what they want, since they could otherwise take that money and 1031 it into another property or invest it elsewhere.When you get into even bigger deals, where prices run well over seven figures, there's always things like mezzanine financing and all this other wacky stuff that works, but that's a horse of a different color.

just stick too the lease it keeps life simple...

It includes things like kitchen cabinets, flooring, wall tile, fixtures, appliances, color, etc.

For the doubters, we had low inventory in 2005 too.  The

I would recommend going over your contract with a fine tooth comb.

You can use the same for a more contemporary, but you can also go with a very smooth finish.Floor & cabinet colors should be dependent on the style of the property.  

Now instead of just moving a piece of insulation a little to the right, this joker took a picture, printed in color, had a computer arrow put in, and then warned the buyer about it.

I have painted all of my rentals in the same color (tip from my dad) which makes it more cost effective and easier for turnovers & touchups.  

I only found out about the tenant being late on her rent from neighboring tenant, after I had called the police too the property to investigate a burglery of the upstairs unit of the property.