Again… don’t know if this is accurate… Any credit experts care to comment?

Now I dont care about the money they owe me...its not gonna make me or break me, but I consider it my do gooder service to the world to make it official and on record they screwed me and so perhaps the next LL can view that and think again before buying their hard luck story the way I did...I just wish their last landlord would have done the same.

:crying: Take care.

I digress.Be very, very careful of getting yourself into a "too good to be true" deal.

And as far as the houses intown I am using for after care, the city attorney informed me that you can have up to 6 people not related to you living in your home.

But they are out there…You need to have a large pool of buyers… you need end user retail buyers, lease option buyers, traditional landlords, rehabbers, and cash buyers….By having a good buyer’s pool mix… You can do a variety of deals…You can’t just look for deals with $50k in equity… those are hard to find every day… But if you can sell what you buy, you can do more volume… I just made this little chart up (below)… anyone care to comment on it?

Personally I do not care if my house is worth $200....

To name a few… Things like; DMV records, credit report records, post office records, drivers license records, address used on tax returns, W-2’s, 1099’s, unemployment claims, hunting and fishing licenses, credit card statements, bank statements, insurance of all sorts; home owners, health, life etc., what your friends, family, neighbors, and employer would tell someone asking about where you live.

Yeee HaaaYall take care now,Kim

I decided to stop investing in the area that I live in and now I go WAY outside the area that I live.I don't care how good an investor you are, if a market does not favor cash flow, it does not favor cash flow.