Could have saved me some time, money and energy.SOOO..just a note to the landlords of the world that don't sue for damages because we all know you'll never collect -It would still be nice to let the rest of us know...much appreciated.

They aren't getting too much money out of seasoned old investors with rhino hide and big sharp teeth.They aren't nice con men, but they do exist, and because they do exist, people need to take personal responsibility for their own money.It takes very little research to learn how to manage money at a very basic level.

I feel this is a very nice site for all of us investors… And, I am sure that a lot of people have “made”, or “saved” A LOT of money because of the information on this site.

The TV costs $2500, but $800 is a nice down payment.Consumer Bill is the salesman who sold Joe the TV.

It's nice to see a web forum where puerile insults and spam aren't EVERYWHERE (could use more cat pictures, though).I'm 24 and new to this.

It is sad because some of the nice new subdivisions look like ghost towns.

nice to have you aboard.

I thought about it, but decided I don't have the time since right now I have to focus on graduate school.My current residence is a ~1700sq ft. rental 3BD/2.5BA that is in a very nice location and priced at about $170k.

Very nice homes.

Paneling is so dated looking but if it will save lots of money long term then I would absolutely consider leaving it up, which I had never considered until I read that post (the one where the poster said that tenants like to live in dark environments:))This is a lower-end building I should add but I still want it to look as nice as possible.Any thoughts would be appreciated.