It isn't just Mike who has lousy applicants, and it doesn't have all that much to do with lower income rentals.I have very nice houses in a ski resort town, and the people who apply to rent from me are absolutely frightening.Deadbeats don't care how much the rent is, because they don't intend to pay the rent, anyway.

Nice try Ryan.

I have me a nice 12 x 40 billboard.I am trying to get some ideas as to what to say.I buy all kinds of homes but I specialize in New Homes in nice neighborhoods and I have no problem with little or no equity.I know I want to sign to mention little or no equity, in some form or fassion.Give me your ideas please.

He did not want to make the loan because the house is a one bedroom (but very nice) home and he considered it " odd'.

It's not about being nice or being good.

Charge $25 or $35 and have a nice lunch on the difference!

You then create a nice picture of what you can do, and hope that he/she will fund you.What you will be able to find are investors that lend privately per purchase.

So, I want a really nice cash-on-cash return for property.I think shorter term loans make sense if you're intention is to hold the property long term.

I've been doing a lot of research on vacation rental properties lately, because i'd like a nice little cottage on a lake somewhere for myself to use.From what I can find...

Like I said, they're expensive but if lack of funds is what's standing in the way of a nice profit, it's well worth it.