I was lucky to learn some of the ropes from a very large Fargo ND property owner and am almost as cheap as he is in general :p.

I have a question about fourplexes in general (though I have one in mind to which my question specifically applies).

Other homes in the same street look like hell & yet their taxes do not increase at all.We then find the increased tax burden is generally too high to make a buy & hold viable esp after our rehab expenses.The most recent example was a 4brm/2bth vacant for 4 years that we bought for $23K rehabbed for $8500 (It was originally assessed @ $38,000).

They will do your taxes, answer questions for you, and maybe give you some general advice.

Generally, kitchens and baths sell a house.

Is there much GENERAL education one can acquire on laws without being state-specific.Also, since my vagabond status necessitates that I am an absentee owner, I would think the laws pertaining to tenants and advertising would be the domain of my PM.

I have to admit, when I hear the word "Guru" - the first thoughts that come to mind generally aren't positive either.This got me to thinking, what exactly makes someone a "Guru"?

I'm speaking in generalities, since I do not know you or the amount of deals you have done.People seem to think wholesaling doesn't cost any money.

If you're doing fix and flips, it would generally be shorter term.

Now, add attorney fees, etc.In Colorado, the county auctions the uncollected taxes to the general public.