r2: Thank you for the book recommendations, I'll pick them up at the store tomorrow.

As for getting your credit report and FICO, go to:http://www.biggerpockets.com/credit-report.htmlAs for establishing credit, getting store credit cards is always a good way to start.

Items 7 & 10 are the most critical issues; you do everything right and spend a fortune to drive new and actionable traffic to your website, but if it doesn't convert or isn't relevant---you spend a lot to get a little...Hope this helps...Regards,Scott Miller

In my personal opinion, the only true value of an item or piece of property is what someone will actually pay for it.That's why I laugh when I see adds like "Priced $10,000 under appraised value!

I did add-on the Customer Manager program to be able to store more contacts for each tenant, but other than that I can do it all in QB Pro.

Additional Items: This letter of intent hereby states the major terms of the agreement that the Purchaser would be prepared to move forward with.

I came across a "for rent" sign, called, and subsequently rented from a guy after he agreed to repair some things, or pay for items and I'll repair them.

Additional Items: This letter of intent hereby states the major terms of the agreement that the Purchaser would be prepared to move forward with.

Who needs big box stores anymore?

But there are lots of examples of things like dark Walmarts, where Walmart closes a store (maybe because they opened a superstore nearby) but keeps paying on the original lease until it expires, sometimes years later.A couple of things to think about:1.