Rich Weese That's so funny, we were looking at a piece of property over on E Chapman that's a REO, with junk piled up all over, still deciding on it.

Id get the judgement, youll have years to collect on it.This is exactly what I'm thinking, but I want to make sure that I am 100% clear of any potential backlash.OK, a different piece of advice - sell your rentals.

I would completely agree that if you cant afford to do the whole house, focus on the main components thoroughly and not bits and pieces spread throughout.

That being said, do you ever remember such division ahead of a piece of legislation going into Congress?

I put a mobile home on a piece of rental property I own, but so far that has turned out to be more expensive than I planned.

Detroit is not a market I would invest in because it's shot to pieces over there.

They do, at first glance, appear to be a good answer because it appears they "shine" on smooth surfaces (i.e. newer 2 piece tub and shower surrounds)

Some people may disagree with me on this, but I do not like having a piece of paper saying I own some gold or silver, I like to have the actual gold or silver sitting in my safe.

It seems unpatriotic to jazz it up, sing it with a country twang, ball it out as pop, or perform it in any popular style, it is a historic piece and should be presented with reverence and respect.I think the reason everyone screws with it because they can't sing it the way it is written, it is difficult.I would rather hear it performed by one of the military choirs with proper accompaniment, say the Marine Band and choir.

(kitchens/bathrooms are small, avg lam flooring cost is $150)Misc materials (plywood/2x4's/paint/cool seal) usually runs about $250.If you need appliances, stoves and refrigerators are about $75 a piece on craigslist.So for about $1,500 you've got a mobile home with no leaks, solid floors, fresh paint, new carpet, new wood flooring and ready to sell.