Hey Seth,I used to purchase foreclosures at the courthouse steps for a developer.  

From personal development books I read in the past, I knew that a ‘can do’ attitude was needed during times like this and I strongly believed in the old adage ‘if there is a will, there is a way.’

Some developed countries have been paying their people monthly - they put the U.S. to shame."... unemployment benefits that pay more than most people make when working full-time ..." $300 / wk is $7.50 / hr for 40 hours (poverty wages).

My city also has 2 Transit Oriented Development sites (where the passenger train will stop), which is where the majority of the 3 and 4 story apartments are being built (within say3/4 -1 mile away.)  

I'm mostly interested in Small Lot Developments, and Flipping houses In San Diego California. 

There's no cleaner app that replaces the relationship you develop with a trusted reliable cleaner/cleaning company and their local handyman contacts.

Purchase price: $335,000 Cash invested: $30,000 Sale price: $537,000 Purchased in an upcoming area, identified by reading prospectus from local governments to show planned community development in our area.

Try to develop relationships with business bankers at small local banks to see what criteria they look for in a deal.One other thing to note, is that even though it is possible to get a commercial loan on a house, many banks don’t like to bother with commercial loans on low dollar amounts as it is expensive and time consuming on both sides.

I am a active investor/ realtor here and would love to educate you on the developments in this market.

The property was built by a wealthy developer in the 1930's as a ~5200 sqft duplex (the mother-in-law lived upstairs apparently), but over the years has been split into five apartments with a sixth apartment added in the garage.A little over two years ago, my wife and I purchased a house to live-in-flip, expecting to make a ~$75k in tax-free profit.