Once you have a small group of regulars who know each other, it might be easier to get more formal, educational-type meetings going and attract more attendees.

We're regulars.

Hehehe...Josh -- known as biggerpo -- is the owner.Ryan Webber is just a luminous example of the kindof people we have as regular posters and moderators.Pretty good, no?

Every single one of them evicts tenants on a regular basis.

FROM WIKIPEDIAA Capitalization Rate (or "Cap Rate") is a measure of the ratio between the net income produced by an asset (usually real estate) and its capital cost (the original price paid to own the asset).

The regular house I was renting was originally 800.00 per month before the hurricane.

It's one to reread on a regular basis :wowie:

do u mind me asking how long it took you to get going from starting out to regularly bringing in cash with this method?

Wilmington and Dover have Animal Control Officers who you would report this to.If you have not already done so, send two letters ... one regular mail, one certified return receipt to the HOA.

To get a multi-family is a lot more...So, i am a little confused as to how to start...i am going to some clubs for the first time this month so hopefully I will meet someone that will 'unconfuse' me....However, i read a lot that it is good when starting out to pick a small, focused area and stick to it for the first 1 to few deals...makes sense..and this area should be close by...problem is, all places close by are reasonably expensive...I am primarily interested in accumulating income producing properties so should I:- stick to a somewhat local area and simply try to find a _really_ cheap deal - not sure how difficult yet- branch out to outer counties or even into wisconsin (racine/madison) where prices may be more agreeable?