Hello All, So Tuesday night i decided to drive out to one of my local real estate investing meetups.

You need to decide how much your time is worth.

We decided to invest in North Florida.

When one of my wife's friend's came to visit she needed to get something at radio shack, so she looked up the nearest one that happened to be in the Austin neighborhood and she decided it was close enough to walk. 

Therefore, my cash on cash return is 7.92%.2,592/32,728 = 7.92%Now here's the rub - both can and should be used when evaluating properties, but you need to decide what is most important.

Follow on, can the tenant threaten that the lease has been revoked, if they haven’t received within a business day...after he started moving in and decided the furniture wouldn’t fit?

So I would be very careful if you decided to to that.

In Sacramento, our City Council is working on establishing a rental advisory board who will set the rent increase limit, and decide what terms are grounds for evicting a tenant, etc.

Of course they have to interview you before they decide to take your $45,000, to see if you have what it takes in you, the right stuff, the real boogie.

Get the note papered up correctly so that you can sell the note later, if you decide to do that.