Some cities, neighborhoods and HOA have made the process of putting on up difficult but not impossible.

Not impossible by any means.You may want to check out the developer forum.

So I'll put up a site, but in looking in the forums alot of people say "internet marketing" as one of their marketing vehicles.

It not only takes away any incentive to earn but makes it an impossible risk to assume for the possible rewards.

If the banks can't find any comp EXCEPT FOR THE ONE WHERE YOU BOUGHT THAT HOUSE CHEAP, it is going to be nearly impossible for your buyers to get financing.

Evicting for this sort of stuff would be just about impossible anywhere.

The actual vehicle for the bailout could be the Bush-era Home Affordable Refinance Program, or HARP, a sister program to Obama’s loan modification effort.

Getting brokers to help in choice is impossible, and since deals are scattered all over the country, third party advise becomes inevitable.

The only state I know of that requires a walk-through is California, and even in California, the tenant is still responsible for damage discovered after they move out.It's impossible to assess all the damage in a house that is still filled with furniture.No landlord anywhere will allow you back inside to clean after you have turned the keys in.

Because it is a next to impossible job for not that much money.