I qualify for social security in June.

Usually, an appraiser will stay on the ground, especially in cold icy weather, just for safety reasons!

But L/Os are riskier than a sub2 if you don’t have a margin of safety and understand the things that can go wrong and be prepared for those possibilities.

Venezuela is doing OK economically (albeit, not so much socially)The global economic melt down isn't actually global.

Do other landlords cut the miniblinds cords to a shorter length (for child safety reasons)?

So keeping a copy is a good safety net.Jesse

I don't remember where I got this link from, but I wanted to share an AWESOME presentation on the current state of Social Media, how widespread it is, how important it is, how companies should use it, etc.Enjoy!

It also helps that the agent uses a good follow up system, weather it is a day planner, CRM, online took, or even Outlook; as long as they actually use it effectively.A new Realtor that we are trying out to sell our houses uses social media, respond to question though other listing sites besides MLS (ie Zillow, Yahoo, etc), and not afraid of doing things outside of the Realtor world (ie she'll call on FSBO).

Is it true that only US citizens can buy HUD property because a social security number is needed?

Seems like a lot of moving parts, time, money with a thin safety margin for your investment.