Fines are heavy and the attorney fees are more. 2) If a case is brought against you, you are considered guilty of illegal discrimination unless you can prove otherwise.

.$200 a door is a good target but less is fine if you see potential for increasing rents or reducing expenses within a year.

These properties are being sold As-Is so they need to be paid for with cash, which the funder is fine with.

Negotiating with strangers is fine but not family.

Sounds to me like you're doing fine, then.  

I saw one $200 rebate on a tankless system but we have a Tank system thats worked fine for last 18 years so will replace with Same plus rebates if any.

Just be sure you have a sufficient reserves to cover a few months and some repairs and you should be fine.

My husbands uncle ( 70 years old) has a home he owes about $50,000 on.. current mortgage is $650.. he also has some credit card debt to the tune of $10,000.. with his social security he barely gets by and counts every penny.Here where the real estate investment part comes in...bare with meThe home is in dire need of rehabbing.. but he has no money to do the repairs.. in the current state the house might fetch $110,000.. comps in the area for moderate upgrades sell for $185,000-$210,00..He considered selling cheap to get out and buying a condo.. but he would still be cash poor.. he figures what he could sell the house for would pay off the credit card debt, and give him some money down on a condo..

Make sure you retain these documents and you should be fine.

My work is fine for me to move out for a couple of hours.