I'm picturing purple velvet robes, in a castle somewhere with candles and monks singing Gregorian chants as background music.And of course the stock options, ping pong tables in the BP lounge, and free beer Fridays are nice perks too.

Our realtor was a PM for many years before he was a realtor, I feel that he brings a lot to the table to help us figure out what tenants want/ need/ expect in a rental property.

May concepts such as dual-tracking are already on the federal table from Dobb-Frank.

You might be able to put the title of a car, or RV, or even another property on the table if you don't fulfill the requirements of the note.If the property needs any repairs you can use your skills, if you have any, to compensate for that down payment with the agreement that the price is negotiated to a better price.

Get a decent card table and 4 chairs, drape a table cloth over it.

I'd like to put in a French door which will cost about $400 and I figure the closet I am guessing will run about the same by the time I frame it, drywall it, give it a door and some shelves.

The seller says that he has an offer on the table for 3 million.

For someone to mentor you have have to bring something to the table.

My friends Keith and Shannon French do lease options and are from Louisiana.

So, if you buy with, say, a 3.5% down FHA loan, and then have to sell, you'll have to bring your "deferred down payment" to the table to sell.Rentals are, to a large extent, a cash-on-cash return game.