There are probably several who will handle it from soup to nuts better than a real estate agent or attorney (I only do evictions when there is something weird going on, otherwise I'm too expensive).

our income is too high to qualify to make Roth contributions.My 457B Plan offers the Roth so up to $18K or so per year can be contributed.  

If you want to be part of a charity, go feed the druggies at a soup kitchen.

Add in the big time TX appreciation of 3%/year and you're in the same soup they're in.

I have been a Title Examiner and Director for over 7 years now handling many of the title processes from the basic re-fi's, to purchases, short sales, HELOC's, and reverse mortgages, taking loans from what we like to call 'from soup to nuts'.

There are two detailed articles at the realdata web site, "NPV, IRR, FMRR, MIRR, CpA – Stirring the Alphabet Soup of Real Estate Investment" Part 1 and Part 2.

(When I say Complete, I mean new Hot Water Heaters, New Furnaces, New Roof, New Windows, New Doors, New Carpet, New Paint, New Light Fixtures, New Electrical Outlets, New Bathrooms soup to nuts, New Kitchens, etc).

Life is a team sport" is attributed to Michael Waltrio (soon to drive the #55 NAPA TOYOTA in 2007) in Chicken Soup for the NASCAR Soul and is featured on the blue Hendrick Motor Sport wrist band.

(do you need permits for any of the work - call the town to ask GENERAL INFORMATION about permits and such).k, so 12k in repairs and let's say 12k in closing costs = 24,000now let's just saaaayy, you'll have a mortgage payment, and i'll just throw a number out there to save time and typing = 2500 month (includes PITI)and you plan WORST CASE SCENARIO OF HOLDING TIME - 6 MONTHS= 15,000you sell it with a realtor = 3% comm at 300k = 9,000add it up = 48000 total cost of project soup to nutsso, you buy for 239k + 48,000 = 287,000 sell for 300k...profit = 13kbasic but you get the point - try this: you probably shouldn't pay more than 180,000 for it.

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