But if that's on a miniscule amount of money its still a miniscule return.Buying income producing property is a cash on cash investment.

Right now, I'm looking for multifamily B-class rentals (800-1,000 EUR / unit) in the core Maastricht urban area and I'm trying to wrap my head around 'innovative financing' (seller financing, lease options) to bridge the frozen market situation.There are deals to be found, though I find the 2%-rule BP talks about too restrictive.

My first mailing produced 11 calls this past week and of those 11 two may be a possibility.

You said she sued the HOA, so maybe she went wild with one of those crazy produce-the-note or predatory lender complaints.

So the strategy is to draw the grease & oils out of the concrete.Try this:1oz of trisodium phosphate (or the TSP substitute since they have banned PO4), a cup of water and a cup of the 'powdered' cat litter to produce a thick paste.

Where I live its not standard practice for agents to pay a flat fee to a broker and for that small amount of money in my area Capitol Hill the average sells price is at least 550k on up if my broker charged 350 a deal I be out of business as an agent, and If that was the case the agent is producing large volumes for the broker who would have been well paid to give up that much revenue.

If not, spend some time doing that.In my experience, higher than market rent produces bad tenants.

I was told that the court would give me no money for MY labor, however, if I hired someone to do the work I could collect that if I produce a receipt.

I'm ecstatic I learned how to produce my own yellow letters today, including invitational envelopes and return labels.

And that such contact will produce the most satisfactory result!