I've read a lot of books on real estate investing and Deals on Wheels is one than stands out.

No fun to learn how to sweat copper standing in front of a workbench.Get your Realtor to do his/her job.

I should have vote but really I did last year its a big joke I cant stand the way things have been going.

Until then, I'll stand by my statement.Just think what it means to be government property: it means that taxpayers such as you and I have contributed toward that sign - and I certainly would gripe if my tax dollars were mis-directed to something other than necessities.

It's a tough question to answer without knowing what the current trim looks like, what the rest of the house looks like, what the competition looks like, how competitively the house is priced, what type of buyers you're marketing to, how quickly you need to sell, what kind of flooring you're going to be putting in, etc.In general, if the new trim will not stand out (in a bad way) after being painted, you probably don't need to change it.

Perghaps the best suggestion is for the OG psot in the thread and the last post in the thread to have the date in bold so it stands out, or perhaps in another color such as RED.

From a tax and accounting stand point you step into some gray areas though.

As you go through your required class (I hope you take a class) I hope you'll learn that the element of surprise is your best advantage, not standing for a dual!

There are many people, particularly of the retirement age (which by the way babyboomers are coming of this age) are moving to warmer climates because they can't stand the harsh winters.

3)Instead of doing this deal via assignment, can I have a standing agreement with Moneybags that states that if I present them a real estate opportunity, put together an investment package and they close on that deal, then I get a piece of the deal, either through a fee or possibly equity in the deal...although if I do this, how is this not a form of agency, and is this not illegal without the proper licensing?