Sounds trivial, but definitely want to maximize points/rewards for purchases and I have a couple cards that offer excellent benefits, but in my personal name. 

But it can be a small sacrifice to pay for a great reward in the end... you only have to live at the property for one year! 

Do the renovations yourself is difficult but rewarding. even in tough buyer conditions, there are properties out there

The highlands is the nicest part which is filled with old charming homes.

We are now adding value in the upper level by adding back in a kitchen (had been stripped out by prior tenant), we have renovated the upper level bathroom, and bringing some of the original charm back into this property.

.- Or you could re-invest to CF OOS.Each of those has its own risk/reward intricacies.

- mortgage, utilities, etc.Was living in the property more financially rewarding than renting someplace else.

I wrote a blog about these risks and rewards recently...

The security and stability of the "system" doesn't exist here, but it's obviously quite rewarding if you're successful. 

The landscaping with beautiful paths, cherry, peach and palm trees, herbs and water elements is not only great for relaxing and intimate walks, but it also assures the maximum privacy for the residents.Living :The resort itself, the full service maintenance and safety service, the ultra luxury homes, the historic area, the charming local population, the fine and appreciated Turkish ‘cuisine’, the affordable prices and the wonderful Mediterranean climate will guarantee the residents a superb and perfect way of living. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Finance :In the 2nd quarter of 2006 we’ll face a demand in capital of 14 mio.