The house was vandalized throughout, copper was stolen, furnace destroyed, water damage in lower level, roof was leaking near front door, etc.This house all in all was a simple house for a rehab for the most part.Major issue: The biggest problem we faced was the crawl space was full of water. 

(Look to US Masters Residential Fund out of Australia and Dixon Leasing if you want to do some research).I'll second that Greenville is not the best spot to get started.

W-S has some interesting spots.

As others have noted, many companies have cheap pay-as-you-go plans that have no continuing cost if you allow your minutes to expire.If you want some phone service while not at home, get a cheap phone and then get a Google Voice number or a free number from RingTo, which will let you make and receive calls free from any wifi hot spot, such as McDonald's or Starbucks.For an extremely cheap home phone, assuming that you have Internet service, get a box from Obihai for about $50 and pay $12 a year for 911 service.

Contact the seller again, and ask if he has paperwork for the parking spot.

@Shawn Thom's advice is spot-on.

Many municipalities have ordinances which limit the number of hours a car can park in the same spot.

The script for Tarek is pretty easy to spot:1.

You're in the right spot (both BP & Tampa) We're kicking butt and taking names.Let me know if you have any questions.To Your success,Jeff

You could probably buy a nice 4-plex in the mid-west that will give you good cash flow and if you're in a spot to sit an wait on this crazy San Diego market then go for it.