Box leading up to the first of the month and it's inexpensive.

I'll give you them with the disclaimer I'm currently not a landlord and am simply regurgitating what I've read here at BP and in books I buy.50% rule: At least 50% of your rental income will be spent on expenses.

Going "outside the box" too far is covered up there as well.I didn't say anything about "disclosures" but I see them being a really bid deal to investors who, in my opinion, put way too much stock in thinking a disclosure keeps you out of trouble, it doesn't.

Mike Hurney, Director MassRealestate.net PO Box 307, Marblehead, MA 01945 781-639-8616 office PS Anyone got a business Cleaning Gutters for the fall leaves?

We spent nearly a year trying to find a lender that would let us do any kind of Heloc but only found a small local bank in FL that would do a cash-out refi on our latest condo purchase.

I had to repair the air/fan/heater and discovered it actually doesn't go anywhere because it is boxed in...

It blinks and flashes the property information and put out occasional fireworks.When someone visits it becomes the lock box.

I have a lot to learn still at this point, but I try to educate myself as much as possible and have spent countless hours doing my research online as well as reading many great books on the subject of investing, wealth and money management.

The money you spent out of pocket including down payment, closing costs, inspections, etc, etc.

The big box stores tend to be on the high side of pricing because they act like a middleman.