Something I've never seen before and found it quite interesting and a bit funny.I have a house that my bank won't let me sell and I am tired of arguing with them.

Please see below as you might find it useful.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/06/28/abcs-real-estate-asset-classes/The exit strategy is quite week in a lower class area as you can only cater the sale to an investor that should make their decision based only on the numbers in the deal.They key in making the numbers work is to have a very responsive property manager that has many years of experience working with such tenants and locations.Thanks and have a great day.

A handyman charges about $20 per hour, it took you 10 minutes so you charge him $3.33 but you have to bill him and take a nasty phone call from him arguing that it wasn't his cat.

Ken McElroy's The ABC's of Real Estate Investing and Frank Gallinelli's What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow are great resources. 

I can successfully argue otherwise, but that's a whole different matter. 

Because I know you will argue!

Im not an expert so if a contractor says it was caused by hurricane damage I can’t argue with that

I argued that Ms.

I am not familiar with local law, but given that the stove was provided at no charge previously, it could be argued there was an agreement for landlord to provide.If you are remodeling the kitchen, then maybe a good solution is to buy a higher quality stove that will look good in the new kitchen.

My ABC are outside the city in Anne Arundel and Harford Counties.