Tell us about it when you get a chance - otherwise, nice to see you.

I will return the call those as soon as I get a chance.

I estimate it'll take about 10 years from that date at the rate I'm going.

Just make sure your cost estimates are generous and you or someone else really checks into the extent of the damage.

I offer my RE agent a chance to earn 4-6% commission when I close if they give me their leads.

We also figured that since it didn't appear to be the norm for the market that there was a good chance that our new tenants would already have a fridge from their old place - if that was the case we would have to deal with the hassle of dragging ours off and finding somewhere to store it.

At the very best chance of an "outsider" getting involved in this busienss would be to work for a developer.

The engine will have problems in Your wife's car, tenants will move out in Your other rentals, prices will go up for repairs, hurricanes will come....blah,blah,blah....figure DOUBLE Your original time frame on repairs, ALWAYS.Figure 1/3rd higher costs than quoted estimates, BORROW accordingly.BE the BOY SCOUT.I have, I PREACH it to my borrowers/buyers/investors, & every operates under the "Be Prepared" philosophy;Do these things, & I doubt You'd ever have a "catastrophe".Trust the experts & LET them do their JOBS!

Give me a chance to earn your business.

- demanding that we return to accomadate her.And now she wants to parade contractors through our home (which we have paid for through the end of the month) to get estimates on upgrades - and start the renovations before we go (while boxes are stacked floor to ceiling, etc., etc., etc.)It came to a head last week - and this Friday she posted our front door indicating yet ANOTHER inspection.