God said, "Let there be light!"

Such statements made in public by some of the industry's leading lights remind me of one of the oldest tricks in the book which I was introduced to many moons ago when I was still young and wet behind the ears.

With a 12 unit building the appraiser should put a fair amount of weight on the net income when valuing a property.

This will cause them to get top heavy and they’ll either fall over because the root ball can’t handle the added weight, or they’ll just snap under the extra pressure.All this I envisioned happening to the roofs and power lines around these vacant houses as I lay cuddled up in my warm bed.Since we had no tenants, all we could do to protect these properties was get faucet covers on the spigots, make sure the heat was on and pray that a pine tree didn’t snap and cause the power to go out.

Financially the deal has 4 points that carry the weight:50/50 after ALL costsa $10,000 fixed fee for the general, administrative and construction management expenseSince they are RE brokers too, a 6% fee as a commission for the marketing and sale fo the propertyIf my property becomes a 'pre-sale' or model to build another home for others by the GC , I would get 15% of the profits after all costs; none of my monies would come into play.

The "new" portfolio has: Weighted average FICO® credit score at origination= 752; Weighted average original LTV ratio= 74%.

Need recommended electric company for City of Dayton.Had Dayton Power & Light once before.

In the last few years the Light bill has doubled for most of my Tenants from $150 a month to up to $350 a month in the six month Summer Season.

Ask...Walk me through how to change a toilet.How to change a light fixture.How they would diagnose a furnace issue, a leaky sink, not working electric dryer, ect. 

There will never be a time when it's all green lights.