@Kevin Seith Tear downs are more costly as mentioned by @John Moore there are usually additional costs for permits and engineering and you can't forget having to comply with all the current zoning rules like setbacks, off street parking, sprinkler systems, fire separation, density, lot coverage, and impervious surfaces.

Sounds pretty good on the surface of it.None of the houses have fridge, stove and other appliances?

I've barely scratched the surface of all the information provided here and I'm so excited to jump in and learn.....and hopefully be a resource to others here.

If she is not active and not in the LLC they cannot attach tenant by the entireties property as both parties have total ownership, both parties have to owe the debt to attach property held in that fashion.

The downside to it is that it costs a couple hundred bucks and you need to re-test at ever tenant changeover.When testing for lead-free an XRF gun is used to determine lead paint concentrations on different surfaces.

The law usually requires rents due under such conditions to be dposited with the court or "escrowed" till the court can hear the dispute/fashion a remedy.

I myself am an iphone guy but recently purchased a Microsoft surface which I find to be very helpful because I use excel and onenote quite a bit.

An old fashioned way I look at rents is also the newspaper.

The old-fashioned way of buying houses.

Went to a settlement yesterday, settlement day whether buying or selling is one of my favorite days. Either its the start of a new project or a payday, hopefully big at the other end.

There was an agent at the settl...