Elliott wave theory suggests the Dow will be between 400 and 1,000.

In theory, he or she can move out without liability.

I read through it yesterday and probably should have consulted it again before posting this to the discussion board:http://203kcontractors.com/faqs#max_loan_amountMoving along though, I'm curious where you could throw $35K at and expect the most bang for my buck.

I was involved in another one in the fall for which there were 11 offers; but again, judging by the purchase price and then the resale, I think the guy who won the bidding did make a good profit.In my area of the state, I'm mostly seeing stuff that's way overpriced to begin with - a lot of banged-up REOs close to retail - then the price drops for awhile until someone finally buys it for what I consider to still be 10k-30k too much.

Every day you should answer a few questions and write down several new ones.The general theory is that you need to drive costs out of your life and/or add new revenue.

Which type of housing would generate the most bang for the buck (ROI)?

There are no "planned" neighborhoods, etc, so comps are (in theory) harder to come by.  

The concept is good as the tenants, in theory, will be less wasteful of water if they pay for the usage themselves.

Once you complete a wholesale deal or two, those buyers will be banging down your door weekly for more.  

If there is one thing I know, it's that I am all about sweat equity and bringing in the most bang for your buck.