They may tell you to come and pick up a key.As far as a clear title, it should be easy to clear up.

Go checkout every "vacant-easy to show" listing to get a feel for the pricing and the conditions.

It is not as easy as many gurus say it is, you do have to work hard at it, but thats just like anything good in life right?

I bought my first rental house in 1992 and it was so easy to rent that all I had to do was put a ad in the paper with a open house time and I would have twenty people come to the house.

Springfield's easy.

Once I become licensed all of my colleagues were closing deals like crazy and I was mostly on the side lines because like any newbie, I had no idea what I was doing.Because I had just started in the hay day, I missed out on the easy times.

It's an easy fix.

It's easy to read and they have live help on the phone.Their criminal background check is worth the money and they've dug up things that the applicant swore had been expunged.You have to go thrrough a security background check and an office inspection; nothing hard about it.Credit reports come up instantly on-line.

With your background in lending, REI should make an easy fit!

I live in an area where cash flow is fairly easy to come by but appreciation is low.