So I got six stoves, six dishwasher, and six over the range microwaves EXTRA!

When I open my data source in Excel I get a an error message that says "This file needs to be opened by the Excel Workbook text converter, which may pose a security risk if the file you are opening is a malicious file.

She's happy we are flexible and we are happy to have the extra money for our trouble.

If you call the electric company they probably can give you the data you need.

If you don't have good egress and have to get it water proof (my basement takes on water every year, we just have our storage boxes on short stilts, as it was way too expensive to fix the problem), it's probably not worth the effort to finish the basement.For rental comps, you could start monitoring Craigslist in the areas you like weekly and putting the data in Excel so that you have higher quality comp data than what is on Craigslist right now.

I am able to search my local counties assessors data, county GIS, and find information about the neighborhood, comps, taxes, and such.

Assuming they are month to month, you could start a new agreement the following month to cover the additional cost of the unit at say $100 extra lot rent.

Ratios are taken from verified data, over that from the 1031 and will be on worksheets in the file.

My name is Lenny and I currently live in Long Island but spend the majority of my time in NYC due to work.For years I have always been interested in becoming a Real Estate Investor, but have either let negative people talk me out of it, or let small things or my lack of knowledge hold me back from moving ahead.I came across this site by randomly typing in 'Real Estate forums' into Google, in hopes that in this day and age there is a forum for everything, and sure enough I was right.After browsing the site for a few minutes, I thought for sure it would prevent me from accessing any extra material due to my past experiences in regards to Real Estate knowledge.

Since it's one of the most speculative market, and it has a lot of competition, it seems like you have to take more and more risks to get the deals.I'm not trying to discourage you but try to be extra cautious so you don't get burnt.If I were you I would spend a few months going to trustee auctions, going to a lot of open houses, trying to network with current investors etc.