As Josh said, your best bet is to get cozy with an agent and work up some arrangement where they give you comps for something else in return.

You also don't mention if you paid a Realtor to find your tenants.My rule of thumb is that MONTHLY rent needs to be AT LEAST 1% of value of the house, but then I'm looking for a higher return.

In about 3-4 months (tax return + a sports car since I have two but don't drive it much anymore) I should have 10k in cash assets and be completely debt free.

I started a scholarship that sponsors energetic and promising young people that I meet in my travels and work who agree to meet certain academic standards of performance and attendance in return for half-tuition.

Not bad but not the kind of returns I'd be interested in.In my opinion, it's time to sell.

Typing in a keyword such as "Aluminium" will return all the companies that have anything to do with Aluminium.

.- I just did my 2005 tax return.

But if you figure my return on the $48K I've actually got in the deal it's the equivalent of a 12.75% interest rate.I have a prepayment penalty for the first 2 years (6 months interest).

You'll get a good return, higher than a bank will give you.

Each investor can do no more than 2 at a time.VERY little money down. 20k to 30k net return in 5 months.