in the winter.Between the amount we don't pay to the utility and the SRECs (credits), we come out ahead right away and stay ahead for 10 years.At that point, the SRECs go away, but the system is paid off and we have very cheap power.I had our system installed by Boston Solar and was happy with the job they did.

There’s a few add ons I purchased but they were pretty cheap.

And while century village, and other low end condos, are cheap, it’ll be tough to net $15k on flipping them.

I like it and have used it in rentals but I'm not sure if buyers would look at it as cheap compared to laminate or real hardwood when it comes time to buy.

I'd like to add, do not take down the wood frame until you're ready to move a mh onto the property because of impact fees.You can get a decent used MH pretty cheap.  

You can find cheap houses but the size and condition will be sub optimal.

I've done a really cheap $150k flip in Garfield district and another $350k flip off Chaparral/Hayden, but really tempted to go big!

I used to be very cheap about paying for things much wiser now If I can spend $5,000 to avoid $10,000 in mistakes I am happy to do so 

Hi folks,I guess I just wanted to rant or ask, what's with experienced real estate investors wanting to charge for mentoring? Or perhaps I have the wrong idea of what "menor" really is. I recently got in touch with a ...

Those homes are built, in a very cheap way, to comply with the federal HUD code.