And right now, you are buying an undervalued asset which means if you buy now it will increase in value faster than inflation, whereas if you bought in 2006 it will increase in value slower than inflation - at least looking at each comparison over a 10 to 15 year respective time frame.

Being in RE is almost as bad as being in politics, so you need thick skin at times and it's not personal....And yes, you are right.....often my fingers fly faster than my snapse fires but I'll try to spell tenant correctly...LOL

8) Have loan servicer prepare and send out the annual "interest paid" statement to borrower.9) Instead of having loan payment made in arrears (30 days after loan is funded) have first payment made the day loan is made in order to season the note faster.10) Use escrow office so have documents to prove this was a valid transaction (escrow instructions, certified copy of HUD 1, proof of down payment, credit app and report, etc.)11) Am I forgetting anything?

In other words get the topics moving faster, maybe a Q&A time.....We know what doesn't work very well.....LOL

Since my expenses are cut down about as much as can be, my only option is to increase my income so I can save faster.

Door Knocking and Cold Calling, are effective but too many of us sound like canned salesmen and the barriers go up faster then a fourth of July rocket.

It will not make the deal sell faster.

And you can rework that repair, if you have a carpenter who has any skills at all.People love the hardwood, and while you may not get more rent, I would bet it would rent faster.

I will admit, IMO, there is not enough pressure to force banks to move through this process faster than they currently are and that has served two functions.

Signs out front seem to make their way down faster than they go up.