A little research shows they paid $151,326 in 2007 in a desirable neighborhood, and school district people want.

I wonder if "old" un-finishable basements are more of a hindrance than an asset.

Iv'e been doing some researching and i know it so much harder than in theory to just get a loan, use 50% rule, then obtain cashflow, i guess im in a school learning mindset, and feel like i need units to take me slowly into the groove.

When they are not in school they are usually up in their bedroom.

You will owe $10,000 in taxes instead of the old seller owing ten thousand in taxes.

Usually tied to good school systems.

I am too old and my road well traveled to care.

@Mark Ferguson Hi Mark,I know this is an old forum but I thought I would dig it up before I created a new one.  

Here is a story of what actually happened that may give you an idea in your Big Bear idea.My father joined a partnership of two old time real estate investors and developers and an extremely successful salesman.

I am 18 years old and I truly have a mindset for success.