I've been clearing debts, saving, scanning the market, and lurking the BP forums for a while now.

At one point is was ready for drywall, but now woodpeckers have blasted enough holes in the siding that all the insulation needs to come out to check for nests, bodies and all other denizens of the wild that may have found their way into the dwelling.He told me it is going into foreclosure in September.

There are many flat fee brokers not in PM that will take you under their license to do management, just understand your State requirements before you do something that could jeopardize your your future goals by inadvertently getting slapped on the wrist or fined by your licensing body.  

I got tired of scanning and/or taking checks to the bank.  

Can any body help me 

I'm qualified and a member of a professional body.

Hello, since I joined here I already passed on one property and currently I'm going under contract on another one (hopefully soon, currently at the mercy of the bank...)Long story short, while scanning for properties I got interested in flips.

You literally stick to the kitchen floor as you walk and it has a serious odor of stale beer and body odor.

Hi all,So I've been scanning BP for an answer to this, and it seems that a good yield would be in the mid-teens and a good cap rate would be 8-12%.

Bob, I also have experience in Records Storage - and enough to know that the 1st step is to add that piece to your feasibility study to determine if there is enough need to warrant the initial outlay in bar coding, scanning equipment - racking, and yes, HVAC equipment.