Once I refi the property I will be able to pull out virtually everything I invested in it, and it will still cashflow around $1200/month.

In terms of the commercial spots, you may want to go down the "gentry" checklist to see what's not in the area:Coffee ShopCraft Beer Place"Artisanal" Bistro - Think grassfed meat sandwiches and avocado toastFood Truck ParkCrossfit (or derivation thereof) GymBakery or CupcakeryBicycle Repair ShopHipster Hair SalonBoutique Clothing/Craft/Candle ShopShared office space with strong Wi-Fi, a keurig machine and some free weights (ala Mr.

You will likely get some push-back from local buyer's agents on non-refundable deposits and earnest money, and the earnest money addendum that they will use in Arkansas will give you virtually no protection in that it makes it pretty difficult for a potential buyer to lose their earnest money.   

His Virtual Note Buying Workshops are great as well.

This sounds like a drama production machine.

We had a virtually identical tower in the back yard of the rancher my parents built when I was a kid. 

Hello, I have a general question for anyone that can answer this question.I am virtual wholesaling an property . but I am currently not in that current state.The end buyer will be in that current state. my question is  when dealing with an buyers "title company" as far as sending over the supporting docs ( [ copy of purchase contract  made with seller ] as well as the copy of an assignment contract made with end buyer) do I send that over to the agent at the title company that is hosting the closing?

I know there are some washing machines that have this issue, and the general consensus has been to leave the door open partly between cycles to let them dry out, and they have largely been fine.

Where I invest virtually all apartment houses are 100 years old .

Generally to get rid of a tenant you must make their life a living hell since evicting is virtually impossible.She must use the system to her advantage.