The difference between an economist and an entrepreneur:
Entrepreneur is walking along and sees a $10 bill. He picks it up and puts it in his pocket.
The economist is walking along and sees a $10 bill. He thinks to himself “this can’t be possible in an efficient market” and continues walking.
Such are the responses of Rustico and Econ Prof.
Both are right. If you look carefully at specific deals, there are some that will work. I suspect, though, there will be more deals that work in a couple years.
sduuuuude: It is actually possible (but rare) to be an economist AND an entrepreneur.
Another definition of an economist is someone who would marry Britney Spears, for her money.
sduuuuude: It is actually possible (but rare) to be an economist AND an entrepreneur.
Another definition of an economist is someone who would marry Britney Spears, for her money.
sduuuuude: It is actually possible (but rare) to be an economist AND an entrepreneur.
Another definition of an economist is someone who would marry Britney Spears, for her money.
sduuuuude: It is actually possible (but rare) to be an economist AND an entrepreneur.
Another definition of an economist is someone who would marry Britney Spears, for her money.
sduuuuude: It is actually possible (but rare) to be an economist AND an entrepreneur.
Another definition of an economist is someone who would marry Britney Spears, for her money.
From what I’ve read it’s the cosmetic fixers, and not mechanical/electrical fixers that are get the most return for the buck.
Although lately I have seen a fair amount of houses with lots of cosmetic upgrades for good prices (at least compared to a year ago). Maybe this should be what I look for…
Again I’m not looking to flip but rather the best cash flow.
From what I’ve read it’s the cosmetic fixers, and not mechanical/electrical fixers that are get the most return for the buck.
Although lately I have seen a fair amount of houses with lots of cosmetic upgrades for good prices (at least compared to a year ago). Maybe this should be what I look for…
Again I’m not looking to flip but rather the best cash flow.
From what I’ve read it’s the cosmetic fixers, and not mechanical/electrical fixers that are get the most return for the buck.
Although lately I have seen a fair amount of houses with lots of cosmetic upgrades for good prices (at least compared to a year ago). Maybe this should be what I look for…
Again I’m not looking to flip but rather the best cash flow.
From what I’ve read it’s the cosmetic fixers, and not mechanical/electrical fixers that are get the most return for the buck.
Although lately I have seen a fair amount of houses with lots of cosmetic upgrades for good prices (at least compared to a year ago). Maybe this should be what I look for…
Again I’m not looking to flip but rather the best cash flow.
From what I’ve read it’s the cosmetic fixers, and not mechanical/electrical fixers that are get the most return for the buck.
Although lately I have seen a fair amount of houses with lots of cosmetic upgrades for good prices (at least compared to a year ago). Maybe this should be what I look for…
Again I’m not looking to flip but rather the best cash flow.
Not that I’m any kind of expert, but I would be wary of older properties. In my mind, older is anything prior to the 90’s, since I would plan to keep a rental for a decade or more. I have visions of water and termite damage.
Not that I’m any kind of expert, but I would be wary of older properties. In my mind, older is anything prior to the 90’s, since I would plan to keep a rental for a decade or more. I have visions of water and termite damage.
Not that I’m any kind of expert, but I would be wary of older properties. In my mind, older is anything prior to the 90’s, since I would plan to keep a rental for a decade or more. I have visions of water and termite damage.
Not that I’m any kind of expert, but I would be wary of older properties. In my mind, older is anything prior to the 90’s, since I would plan to keep a rental for a decade or more. I have visions of water and termite damage.
