When do we hit a numeric bottom?

On the advice of my realtor I split the unit into top and bottom units, and while it took a bit longer to rent the bottom unit, I'm renting the second house for $25 more a month than the first house, but the second house cost me 30K less.

I purchased 2 SFH last year as rentals, and plan on buying a few more this year, but my long term goal is to build up a portfolio and once the commercial real estate starts hitting a bottom like residential is now, to make my move into it.

Any deposits not made to the lender or a neutral party (escrow) may be construed as a benefit to the seller.

Baffles do this but again, if the insulation get packed near the bottom of the baffle, they're useless.

here's an article that states who voted what, down toward the bottom....http://tinyurl.com/aqvxavThis is going to keep me up at nights now

However, you are running a business and the bottom line is this, either you are going to let her stay for 1/2 price or you are going to evict her because the total amount isn't paid.

So, bottom line, in Florida, I can charge a fee paid at closing by buyer, seller, agents, and/or have the lender pay my fee.

I have them sign each major point of the lease after they have read it, as well as the bottom of each page of the lease.How long is your lease?

Bottom line Lee and Jon, That is why I invest!