Originally posted by @Candi Peterson:@Evan Polaski what if you are unable to do the construction work yourself...any recommendations on saving on rehab costs?

:idea: Join this group http://www.biggerpockets.com/groups/198and friend request or email the following are some of the ones that come to my mind the quickest as they have helped me more than they will Know by not letting me get in over my head on Eye Candy deals that aren't deals for beginners as i am.I d check with Jim Johnson and Rich Weese, Dale Osborn, Charles Perkins, Uwe S., :lol:

I can't put  a price on it, but I'm done with the sinking feeling that comes every time my son asks me to play baseball or Candy Land but I can't because I'm on the phone or on the way out the door at 7 in the evening.

There are plenty of good books out there that with your help can be very beneficial to your kids.I have started my kids at age 8 with books like "How the economy grows and why it crashes", The Uncle Eric series (Whatever happened to penny candy, the money mysteries, etc.) and now at age 9 we are reading Rich dad poor Dad.

My interpretation is that people going into bankruptcy in 2004-2005 (run up to 2005 peak) were right back in the housing market 7 years later (in 2011-2012) like a kid in a candy shop -- ready to buy and speculate on everything they could again.

We really do not know why he is not renewing the tenancy, the daughter moving into the house is the legal pathway to get control over the house.As a daughter, yes, my parents can die wherever they want. 

Pursuing to buy a dry-cleaning business and candy shop :)

@McKinley Crowley I’m starting out also.

Hey Dhane Crowley welcome to BiggerPockets!

@Scott Crowley thank you!!