They are an unbelievable time saver and very cheap.

I closely watched the last 4 real estate "crashes" and never got a rental until 2008/9.My POV is that the 'walk down memory lane' while feeling good does not reflect current scenario.The price rise is not fueled by cheap money though it has helped alot, but by cash in the market.The last crash, as most recall was about the undewriting guidelines being thrown away in a misguided attempt at fairness.

Shame on those who fall for cheap tactics.Let's begin by setting the macro-economic frame for the discussion.

The market price of homes can only get so low before they the cheap price of homes just becomes too irresistable.

If you are a wholesaler, then is your family going to work for free/cheap for the end buyer?

we're seeing prices leveling out and supply of dirt cheap REO's starting to thin out.too early to tell on the retail sales whether or not things are turning around...shakey economy

If the deal stinks, all it takes is a little bit of digging to find that out.Even a cheap house is a chunk of money.

I'm always so amazed at the vast amount of free/cheap help and info you can get.

Jeffrey Taylor Mr Landlord (Get his cheap stuff) Property managementAll of Dan Kennedy's No B.S. books are small easy reads, packed with informationSomeday, with some deals under your belt graduate to Jack Miller and his posseDon't close your mind to any type of deal structuring.

The cheap....Probably one guy with or without a license who works for food, rent, bills etc.