I have a retail store, he has a mortgage brokerage office.He has this deal he told me about.A builder he knows has 6 brand new residential properties in an affluant part of a Detroit suburb.

Maybe $35,000 in and $8,000 back annually.I love the fact that no one (That I seen) asked what the Laundry mat usually averages for a income, and other items that might be not known for the NOI.

Small poster left on a grocery store bulletin board

The item is still valid but because the reporting entity missed the deadline it comes off.

A three year payback is no consolation if you have to replace the item in four or five years.

They do not value individual items.

Time more than money.Reading information on the web, buying books after checking them out at the store for free, networking with other investors through REIA meetings and similar.The other variable is your market.

Tips for increasing your score:1 pay off credit cards but DO NOT CLOSE THEM2 don't apply for any new credit3 NEVER apply for store credit (ie dept store cards, home depot)

The basements walls were covered with black mold and she was trying to clean it up with stuff that she bought at the Dollar Store.

Ask questions about items you don't already see posted. someone will have an answer, and it's a great place for advice.