I agree with you Corey, It was Wall Street that created the vehicle for the real estate meltdown and I have nothing against bankers but they were willing to jump in the car and go for a ride.There was a few small banks whose presidents saw what was going on and decided to stay away from the crowds who were lending with 2 or 3% down, bad credit or no credit and multiple loan to "investors" that didn't know what they were doing.Back to the subject, I have a 79 year old mother in law whose home is worth $400,000 and has a 1st of $33,000 and can't borrow $20,000 because the government is trying to protect her.

As for cabinets, sometime local cabinet makers can be cheaper than stock so look around.

I now have one on each floor of my house and all of my cars.

Mitch,Are you going to be driving the car everyday?

Ernie, Find out the rules first so you know what recourse you have, find out exactly what they can be fined for (grass exceeds a certain height, rules on refuse, old cars, etc.), how to file a complaint, then try the neighborly route first -- they could be elderly, recovering from illness or injury, etc.

I need a four bedroom, two bath, two car garage (minimum 20' wide) with entry from the front in approximately 1400 to 1600 ft.².

You don't want them running a car wash at the property or letting all their friends use their water because the landlord is paying for it.

Will you wreck your car if you drive long enough?

I hear some people talking about PM as a way to make RE much more passive, but sounds like isn't worth the money.

I look at building websites like building cars - the manufacture build the frame, and the person who buys it add the accessories they want.The same applies to websites...All you have to do is come up with the content (accessories) and have a manufacture build you a frame (your website).It's really that simple, but I didn't say it is easy.You can do it though if you make time for it...If at all possible, start with 10 minutes a day planning it out.Keep it Wealthy,Dhane