You just need to nail down a plan and stick to it.For real estate clubs, we have a directory whose link you can find on the left side of the forums along with thousands of other helpful resources.

I was happy to have a contract nailed out, I would feel weird emailing the contractor back trying to come to a mutual agreement, but I guess it would be beneficial for both of us.The main problem here is getting the damn people out to even look at it.

At least not for many years and through a lot of pain (which will happen no matter what) I think Lee nailed it by taking it in the direction of - "How can we get in on this Right now?"

Omar hit the nail on the head.

I probably wouldn't have done it anyway.Two things I used to always do was show them a sample of which size nail or staple (preferred) they were allowed to use if they hung Christmas lights on the exterior.

This is final nail in the coffin for the investor but an absolute windfall for the tenant.I'm convinced most tenants come out of a foreclosure well ahead of the game.

I imagine much bigger name investors can get around some of this prequalifying but until you establish yourself you have to play by the rules and "polish your apple".

http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/last-nail-in-the-coffin-29223

He hit the nail right on the head.

EVERY house I buy has some open junction box.I have seen plastic sleeved wired shredded on steel studs or nailed.