In my area, the people renting all have bad credit.

People talk bad about him everyday but he's become wealthy.

and net worth is a relative term - you can have a million networth on paper but be broker than a bumb in the street.broke means, you have no liquid cash - that's bad. liquid cash or assets are simply easy to get to with no hassles.

The top investors who have established themselves in the good times will find the competition falling away in the bad.

duh.my bad.

He canglance at a building and say, "the roof is bad".He just "knew" that that house was going to be his.Don't ask how.

One technique for a new person in the business is to explain that they are new in the business, working thru college, paying for xyz to help out xyz, and are glad that they are starting out work with nice honest people like........yaddi, yaddi, ya.....After the story next is qualify....who, what, why, how come, how many, when, why not, ect.... this is where you gather all the info on the transaction you catch my drift.Next land Note: during the landing stage is where you begin to propose the offer, this is the same place where you remind them about all the bad stuff wrong with the house.Next is the Close....later got to go to work

i wouldn't think posting numbers on a property in this "Starting Out" forum would be bad.

(So by the way I am 50% in RE).But I wouldn't go so far as to say Loans are bad in all cases.

if its bad let me know, and perhaps can you tell me an area that you think is better in CT.i think i found a deal, the numbers bring at least 250 CF every mo, and it even seems like the neighborhood is good.any help would be Appreciated!