So they watch for new listing and for price drops and when the price gets right they make an offer and buy the property.

If any of my tenants get out of hand I get a phone call instantly from one of the neighbors watching out for me.Do a google search and you will find that landlords are responsible for bad tenants if they know about it.

I had watched my general contractor on a daily basis, conversed with the subcontractors, and decided I would go ahead and do this again!

Watching this tread closely.

Watch the terms, do not get sucked into the price.

All the while not realizing that the politicians they support are just as much in favor of "socialism" as the rest of the politicians, just in different ways.In other words, too many Americans getting their "education" by watching Fox News and MSNBC as opposed to getting a real education.

Watch out a good thing can turn bad quickly.

John T, I plan on watching this deal like a hawk.

I'll be at the ball game to watch the Cards beat that bunch from Texas :) and watch the fireworks, only 16 of us I think!

I have seen something that you also have to watch out for when buying.Checking of the city and county is on old water and sewer systems.They could have deferred maintenance for decades and are looking to up average charges for usage rates by volume and gallons used.Some places I have seen go up by 40% in 5 years.The investors I talk to believe more than anything the rising utilities can eat away most of their future returns.Yes you can bill the tenants for the difference of overage used.Some will pay and others simply won't and you have to decide to evict them over a few dollars or eat it and keep from high costs of turning the unit again.It's a tough situation.Forget one house but imagine a large complex dealing with an issue like that.I see it a lot and is why the price has to be really good to compensate for it.