The catch is that the next property has to be of higher value and has to be purchased relatively quickly after the sale of the first house.

There are a buncho web sites with "state specific"PA's, but I haven't looked at them.

http://www.listsource.com/resources/usage-tools/quick-tips.htm(about half-way down the page)

If you can compete well with the rental rates and still make the money you want to per door, why not.I agree with Brandon that duplexes aren't generally a great investment if your goal is to sell in a relatively short time... unless of course you are purchasing, and I assume refurbishing, for way under market value.

It's a free CRM application that allows you to track deals, conversations, leads, prospects and has native Android, iOS, web apps and has a sweet outlook and gmail plugins if you happen to use either of those for email.

Shari Posey:Paying a "premium" is a relative term and a subjective number.

page=3So this has been tried before ...

My husband does not want to leverage too much, since we have zero loans on the RE that we have now and he's getting close to retirement.As I said, I'm trying to learn as much as I can now on BP, the web, books and have just joined the local REIA, but I'd love any thoughts you guys might have on this particular situation.

I am looking to send a very basic message to someone with a postcard, like "Earn 10% with your principal secured"...go to [my web site]Then the site will have a video and an in depth explanation of the investment.

page=home - Miami Real Estate Investors Associationwww.dreia.org - Dade Real Estate Investors Associationwww.breia.com - Broward Real Estate Investors AssociationEnjoy !!