We took the house because we were lead to believe that the landlord would have it professionally cleaned with all the locks and security being taken care of before we moved in.Well...It's moving day, we pick up the keys and the house hadn't been cleaned at all, the real estate agent said her hands were tied as the landlord decided to go overseas and had become unreachable, the only thing the agent could do was get someone to come in and steamclean some of the rooms and get a cleaner in to wipe down the benches and stove, needless to say I was so distraught, the very thought of moving and then cleaning an absolute disgusting mess made me irate.After the steam cleaning, the steamcleaner came out while I was driving into the driveway and told me that he had tried his best but that there is a severe stench of human urine scattered throughout the rooms that he found almost impossible to deodorize and clean out, he said air out the whole house for a few days and then see how it goes?

Half is our stupidity, as we used it to pay off our credit cards & vehicles, the other half is $30K down on my ex's house.Hmm, renting it out is a good thought.

I find it impossible to believe that there are no cash-flowing properties available in the entire state or Oregon.

It's a monthly service that basically only gives you a list of foreclosures and they make it impossible to cancel so you get charged every month for free information.

Came upon your site while reading an article about R/E on msn.com , so i felt to follow up with joining the BP forum & look into a new vehicle for networking in the world i have been in for 22 years .

Chevis,These days it is almost impossible to use equity from one property to use for another property.

It's impossible for the economy to get back to where it was 3 years ago because that was fake, a debt induced fantasy.

It's impossible to include every stupid thing tenants do in a lease.

If you're looking for appreciation, you may want to look past Detroit.When you buy properties in the SE MI area for less than $5,000 which rent for ~$400 a month, it's almost impossible to go wrong.

Although both A&B are horrible outcomes, it’s impossible to say which is worse because nobody knows if either the stock market or housing market will continue to decline or begin to increase, and at what rate.