If you take the dry real estate classes offered by a community colllege to get people to be able to pass the real estate exam for a license, you might just get burnt out before you get started.

It is pretty cut and dried.

For anyone wanting to know the type of Wholesale deals I am doing its pretty cut and dry.

Go to the facility that houses the presses and get your copy before the ink has a chance to dry.

I was curious what other landlords out there do for their tenants that is "above and beyond" what is written in their leases to retain good tenants.I'll start: :whistle: Plant an herb garden for them to useInstall washer/dryer - no charge for useYour turn:

Acquisition cost, plus repair/rehab cost of 70% is at the TOP END.Keep looking, keep your cash dry so you can pounce on the deals that do come up.

The demand for their produce vastly outweighs the supply, and people show up week after week just to spend time in such an amazing oasis.We're currently planning on getting a property with just under 2/3rds of an acre so we can expand our nursery business (we grow native plants and potted herbs) and get into growing organic herbs for local restaurants.

They get to these listing before the ink has dried.

Foundation looks good and basement is dry.

None of it was any type of rotting food or anything, it was all dry and didn't smell.