I also see ASSIGNMENT filings, along with S-TR and FORE notices in the last year or so it's pretty clear to me that unless you can show evidence that the terms were satisfied, you run some risk assuming that the seller statements and presumptions are correct.

Not that profit is important to me, but I would be satisfied knowing that the rental income is covering most aspects of the ownership costs. 

I actually just started trying out Intuit this month and so far I'm satisfied with it. 

I think your 250 letters a week plan is a better start than none, but obviously you'll want to increase this over time once you get everything down pack.I get my leads from listsource and am always satisfied with the results. 

is defined by you...but don't go under it.C#3:  The property/deal must have a CCR of at least 100%...meaning I get all my cash back out of it within the first year.If the deal meets this criteria, it satisfies Golden Rule #1.

We are currently satisfied about what we have done and we are confident about future developments.I just knew about this site and I thought it could be interesting to see other's experiences and ideas.

What are the inspectors looking at to satisfy this?

Super easy to use and durable as a tank. 

Keep in mind that a credit check is only one data point- there are many other elements that must be satisfied prior to a prospect getting the keys.

So far they have been affordable, durable, and looking nice