Having said that, what I look for when underwriting the appraisal is an explanation for the increase in price from the previous sale.

I've posted it before but it's worth repeating as others may want to use it too.The keys to making this successful are:Buying for CASHPicking the market segmentOffering attractive TERMSI've been doing this for over ten years, the first 6 in Houston, the last 4 in a small town west of Austin.

It didn't hurt me.Seeing the amount of increase in tuition at the public universities just pysses me off even more about these moronic politicians, particularly at the state level who keep taking these "no tax increase" pledges.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_tax_in_the_United_StatesForget about tax law for a minute and consider this: Few people truly understand what income is and what it isn't.Cash flow is money coming in (or going out of) your pocket.Net Income is an accounting term that shows how much increased equity (wealth) you gain in one year.

What is the best way to attract attention to your property.

Also, you could move to the new place and still sell the current home if you make the decision soon enough to honor the "2 of the last 5 years rule" for principal residence.if you wait two years after moving to new place, you could decide to sell either one.One thing you must consider though is the increased property taxes.Must run or i would post more on this!

They know nothing about producst and will do anything to get your business including underquoting the rate and then increasing it at closing.

It increases a range down to lower incomes that cannot afford a higher mortgage on a 30 yr note.I think it can generate a spark in the housing market.

I guess it's not so bad, though, because it also increased $150,000 in value since I bought it in summer 2004.So, that place makes a good long term investment, but I think I want to get some places that acutally give me income every month.

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