The amount of work to cure would be the defining difference.You can ask for a title insurance company to insure your priority, you can also carry two spare tires in your care.

If the tenants move out, you could advertise to 'green' tenants who will attempt to use less electricity, water, gas, and trash.http://www.homedepot.com/p/StoreBound-Laundry-Pod-Non-Electrical-Compact-Portable-Washer-in-Green-LP001GRN/205034847?

I'm all caught up on all the podcasts and try to read the blogs and monitor the forums whenever I have a spare minute.

Have you ever read the book (How I Turned $1,000 into Five Million in Real Estate in My Spare Time) and if you did what you think of it.

With just 10% down, you would be able to spare some of your cash for a rehab.

I took a look at the zoning map for that area and it's all zoned CN, or compact neighborhood.

If you have done a flip yourself, you know that each of these tasks could be a full time job in and of itself.I find that I spend the majority of my time dealing with the little things that come up during the rehab process (I'll spare you the details - but they are many).My question is this - how to I scale this business so I can be more efficient?

I'll be open I have no money to spare, but I want to do a deal bad, just don't want to try to get hard money (credit sucks) and then not be able to do that either.

I am in Asia for work at the moment with some spare time and catching up on my BP reading.  

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