I've heard a lot about Allure being such a great product for rentals, usually with it being on sale for less than a dollar and/or installing it yourself so you don't have to pay for installation.Before I spend $3.50 a square foot for Allure Ultra and then more more money for the installation, I'm hoping I can get some questions answered first:1) If its not on sale and you have to pay for installation, is Allure still recommended and a good buy?

But should I spend more for the one we are going to live in?

You'll simply move on and spend your time doing something else you actually love or NEED.Good luck to you!

Being new to the world of real estate, I often spend most of my time looking for more and new information, instead of developing relationships with people.

If you want to compare the ROI for business cards vs time spent at open houses vs spending money on an Acura vs keeping the family minivan, then all i can say is you will be spending a lot of time worrying about things that won't put a dime in your pocket.  

Interest rates are low encouraging investment spending which will cause inflation.  

Why don't you spend an evening writing down all the things that might interfere, then burn it symbolically.

Give him a call a spend a few hundred on an attorney.

I was in the past I owned over 350 cash flow homes in the mid west.. but I sold those all off 2 years ago.. my focus now is concentrating on the hot markets were we can make some darn nice money.. plus its a great place to visit.. beats the heck out of buying rentals and having to spend time in other mid west towns that are well not Charleston..

So, people just need to realize that they are not increasing their current income (can't spend it) from profits when using their IRA, it's for the future.