Also, you can buy spray cans of texture at the hardware store.

It's better to be in a position of having liquid assets and being able to payoff a debt than to pay a debt if that mentioned is the case.

The outbuildings might bring in a little extra too, depending on what they are suited for- easy to store equipment or feed, etc.Hope that helps,Kelly

If you build a business around lease-options in RE, you would be much like an ice cream store selling only strawberry, nothing else.

In my opinion you have to stop thinking about how to make money and focus on saving money if you have no cash.From my expierence, you can read all the real estate seminars and workshops you want but if you don't have a plan and some liquid reserves you are not going to last in the real estate world.

I am liquidating all of them.

In order to be legal, you need to label the GFCIs with NO EQUIPMENT GROUND labels that you can get from the electrical supply store.

There's a line of inexpensive chinese all wood cabs in non-chain stores that are as cheap as the crap at Lowes.

I have been an excellent customer to my local gas stations, my local grocery stores, my local dry cleaners, etc....

Well, I actually worked at a dead end job at a pool supply store, when I started wanting to earn more money, so I scoured the ads (craigslist, newspaper) until I found a job at a Land Development firm, the description being for a runner (meaning basically I'd pick up and drop off documents).