This is a post I meant to finish off weeks ago  but here it is!!!!

Well let's think about this:(all cost numbers)Five sheets of (let's say) T-111 and one-to-grow-on = $210.Six sheets of something nice = $1000.16 labor hours = $400. to $800.Misc. materials = $50.So quoted price excluding paint: $1200. to $3000.Painting an 1100 foot house properly = at least $2000.I would be questioning that $1400. number too - wondering what they were going to cheat me out of in their effort to turn a profit.

The area has a gravel floor covered by plastic, so it is definitely not meant to be used regularly.

Just to clarify I meant there are places that meet the 2% rule, but as Jon said it is used more often for lower cost properties.

Your second most precious resource is one you don;t even realize you have, that is time.

Since I don’t want to put much money down, homepath financing appears to be a good starting point for me.I would like to buy some townhome properties and keep them as rental properties.Any suggestions for good homepath lenders would be appreciated.

Now I can''t remember who said it; just rolled my eyes and went about my business.

Originally posted by Feather Hand:...they probably don’t have to work any harder to sell an $800,000 house than they do a $200,000 house...That's the main fallacy in your post...That's like saying Donald Trump's CPA doesn't work any harder than the guy at H&R Block.

Here you can pay your taxes online :Taxes payable with credit cards, so no problem.If you don´t find your back taxes for your property you must call Treasurer Office, best choice I think.

I don;t think God will strike you with a bolt of lightning Tim.