If your timing is bad, you can end up owning six months or a year of taxes during your holding period.

If a section goes bad 1.75 a sq ft.

Our hoa and property management company work together to manage all the lawn care needs.Last summer, one of my next door neighbors who was 8 years old was running on what they claim was my yard area and stepped into a hole and messed up her shin pretty badly.

She also is connected with alot of other investors, so I didn't want to get a bad wrap for not disclosing info etc.

That's not so bad on NEW topics, as they will get at least some response...but often a new member will respond to an OLD, OLD post, and those can get missed.You scare me using the term "rebuild"...Whatever you do, DON'T change the fundamental forum set up!

:D And as you say you've not been a forum member before, please don't be upset if I politely tell you that it's considered bad manners (a breach of netiquette) to type in all caps, because it SOUNDS LIKE YOU'RE SHOUTING.

What that tells you is that areas that have good cash flow (not "cash flow" = rent - PITI that's often prompted by people selling bad rentals) will always have the rent significantly higher than it would cost to own.So, why does anyone rent?

Only that: if they do bad business - you do bad business.If they are foreclosed upon - so are you.It can be great, if all goes well; BUT....A whole lot of IFs are out there.

As Wheatie said...if you think it looks bad now, what do you really expect next year at this time?

I'm curious how much a good ad costs - air time is apparently cheap for our local stations (at least that's what PNE (or local business advisory place) say, but I have a feeling that the 'cheap' airtime is for those really bad, cheesy ads that everyone either laughs at or ignores.