Never,ever, would you get a letter like this from AT&T or the IRS so why would you expect to send this to one of your customers?

Make guest appearances on shows, blogs, make colleagues, affiliates, have customers link back to your site.

The way I started a few years ago was to look on Amazon for the most popular and highest-rated Real Estate books.

I've been trying list source but o can't seem to get it to work and the custome service department hasn't been any help either.

But in many Turn Key markets and I think what the OP was trying to get at is once you buy a turn key how do you sell it.. and of course you would put it on MLS... however in many markets were turn key is popular MLS price's are far lower than turn key prices and  as Curt suggests it could take years before the market catches up and one could sell and be made whole...but same is true most place that do not have rapid appreciation .. selling costs will be a loss if you need to exit within a few years of buying

Running total = $32,300With that I have the $147500-32,300 = $115,000 if I stick with the 70% rule.Looking at other comps at it's current condition(most around or below 100k but farther out of the popular area I live in) this is what I was originally thinking.

I recently did a rehab/flip and we had a kitchen drawer cover that was still missing at the time of the offer (it had to be custom built and was taking a little bit of time).

Local customs and MLS rules apply, but an agent doesn't have to list any property.

I worked as a US Customs Broker for a few years and realized that it wasn't for me.

He has a couple of rentals I believe but is a popular blogger on living, cheap, saving up and getting financially independent with investments and living simply.