All Forum Posts by: Jenny F.

Tim- do you have a link to that stoner spokesman... i am assuming that you are referring to Glenn Beck's show?!

Richard- i think you are right on with that. The only thing that tax is going to cover is the overtime that the cops are going to have to put in directing the sheeple because they are too stoned to find their way across the street.

I mean, c'mon... i inhaled in my youth, a lot of us did, i know how stupid this stuff can make you. (case in point: the brownie eating cop & his wife 911 call) It scares the hell out of me to think these people are going to be operating machinery like a car or a SEMI.

What gets me the most is all the money that has been SPENT with tax dollars telling people POT=BAD, now since they have discovered it has a taxable value, its all A-OK.

Look out Amsterdam....Here we come & we are going to make you look like the moral cream of the crop.

In CaliPORNia, The tree-hugging, crystal gripping hippies have entered the building & now they are with the government. I predict that MANY states will follow suit because they are nearly all cash strapped.

If they can tax it, its going legal...keep your eyes open for prostitution, heavier drugs and the like. Good times to be had by all!

who was the group?

Hi Priscilla,

I started out with rehabs and it's all i do (except bird dogging). As a fix and flip investor the most important thing i can tell you is to do your homework on the area that you are going to be rehabbing in.

Know what the comps are!
DOM
Do you have enough room after your rehab to make your asking price the most attractive in the area?
are you disciplined enough to stay on budget?
Do you have the budget for unforeseen issues that may come to light during the rehab? (get a home inspection the first few times and shadow the inspector to learn what to look for.)
KNOW your area like the back of your hand! There is nothing worse than sitting on a property too long wondering how you are going to pay for it if it doesn't sell right away.
Network with others, agents, contractors, check reputations.
You have a mortgage lender that you trust...perhaps he could direct people to your property as they get their pre-approvals...

GET SEVERAL ESTIMATES. At the end of the day it's business and what is best for business is not getting ripped off by contractors. We don't tell our subs that it's our property for flipping. If you give out too much information, you could get taken advantage of.

I personally prefer a credit union because they offer the free business accounts.

I have had other banks that charge over 100.00 per month in fees.

After YEARS of brainwashing by the government and public school systems about marijuana, guess who's soul has a price? California! Apparently the price is $1 BILLION dollars in tax revenue that they COULD bring in by taxing the growers and buyers!!!

www.foxnews.com/video-search/m/21927465/pot_tax.htm

In a word. No. A blog is a great ADDITION to a website but I think that having an actual website give more credibility to business.

Of course a poorly designed website is another story.

Ive heard 3800 TWICE on Fox NC & BN. I can't remember WHO said it, so I will just call him Chicken Little.