I hand addressed thousands of letters, put out bandit signs and door hangers and networked like crazy.

Go crazy, one year we made cards for a Halloween party with things on them like "do the chicken dance, make an orgasm noise, take a shot, give someone a hickie" and we shuffled them up and handed them out at the door. the throughout the night you could give the card you were given to anyone at the party and they had to do whatever it said on it right then and there no matter where we were (you can also just put all the cards in a hat and make people draw them throughout the night since you're the birthday boy).

The simple things are roof, windows, siding/exterior, exterior doors, mechanicals, plumbing risers/laterals.

He's asking $95K with around $25K left in rehab costs and rents around $1890 being conservative.If I add in property management 10%, vacancy of 10%, and capital reserves of 10% of gross income, it should cash flow at $125 per door.

They're also selling the house next door for ~$45k.I looked up the county records.

The amount I estimated is over $3k higher than the national average of $900/door.

I have a listing that is for a vacant SFH that is (in my humble opinion) a great starter house or down-sizing house for someone.  It sits down the hillside of the street address..... and the driveway is the major hicc...

There is a passage door along the closest exterior wall leading into the common area hallways. 

=(wonder around how often this happens, and what could have possibly been the motive - beyond robbery - for specifically just barging in on a house and opening fire, i mean is leaving the front door 'open' or unlocked momentarily (by agent, seler, or buyer) while showing the culprit? 

I currently am a truck driver for the oil fields here in Pennsylvania and make on avg 4000 take home per month and my monthly expenses are 1300 for bills not including food and other expenses for children and personal.