He answered me back that if I stop bothering him or "threat him" with nonsense he would be more willing to play the "super fair-landlord" -that was his words in the email- and give me a refund.

I have made a decent living playing poker and coaching poker for the past 1.5-2 years.

And yes, I am proud of the companies and individuals that I have association with.

They also have two nights a month where they play the Cash Flow Game - I have not done it but it looks fun.

b) buy them lunch and absorb everything they will tell you on how to play the game.c) find a property that will give you equity at closing and positive cash flow from day 1.d) screen tenants aggressivelye) be a good landlord by doing what you say you will do when you say you will do it.

In my experience they have 1 manager who is a truly knowledgeable individual and he disseminates maybe 5% of his knowledge to the high school kids who work there because he hates his job and hates all the n00bs that work there.With that said, there are occasionally a few good people that work there, but they never stay long because they realize what I just said is all to true and can make more money helping their friends and family on an as needed basis.

I'd rather not be the typical american and come back with some italian sports car but perhaps use cash that's in the bank to make an investment in my future and get me into an exciting career for once.So the question I'm posing to the experts, if you were just starting and had a giant lump sum of money (roughly 220k after taxes) to play with in a market that isn't really inflated what would you do?

I looked around quite a bit there for student rentals, and still think there's a play near the college.

On the Do Not Call List, I think we're okay b/c these are all in response to "for rent" ads, so these individuals are already soliciting calls to rent their property.Dan

I have a few questions:1) Who plays closing costs typically in a short sale?