In another club, we “argue” at a roundtable about real estate and the economy.

Some argue for the use of option contracts and some argue against.

It becomes a drama where the kids argue "but mom said I could" and nobody wins.

Some will argue that it's ok to buy in your own name and get a general liability insurance policy to cover you and the properties.

This may seem like a weird question but does anyone know where I can buy a PDF version of this book. I don't want the Kindle version or audible version or a paperback copy because I already have a physical copy. I jus...

It's hard for me to argue against a house that costs $10k, but on the other hand there are a lot of properties nationwide that can be had for free because they are albatrosses. 

Whether we do equal work, whether I do 90% of the work or whether she does 90% of the work, we'll never argue that either of us are getting the raw end of the deal,  since we pool the money in our household. - We came into the business with enough capital that losing money on our deals wouldn't put a strain on our financials or our relationship

Should I value my potential time lost, the stress, and expense this instance could cause when the tenant can nick pick everything wrong and harass you, damage your property, make it hard and inconvenient to gain access for inspection or regular maintenance,  call any number of housing authorities with no recourse.The tenant can argue the home had moisture and a potential mold problem, it was hot and HVAC wasn't working properly, there was risk of electrical issues making the property uninhabitable for that period.  

If the numbers tell you to invest accross the street, or on the opposite coast...don't argue with them.  

But who can argue with 12% anyhow, right?