My gut is telling me it’s time for a new roof.

I need solid information beyond my gut feelings.

Understanding market conditions is key, and getting to know the little things that have huge value influences, now if you have a cookie cutter home with plenty of sales it pretty easy, but if its an oddball with little market activity, it can be kind of a crap shoot, go with your gut and be conservative on the numbers, its way better to be off on the low side than way over valuing. good luck!

Your gut should only be looking for the bad, ignore any good feelings.You need to understand that the entire process of screening is designed to find reasons to reject all applicants not to find reasons to accept them.

@Steve Wilcox it neends a gut Reno, no income at the moment

Today I went to a property that will be gutted by volunteers but needs new electric.

I have one bid for $40k to do a complete gut job.

@Todd Dexheimer and @Jordan MoorheadI realize this is the case but I feel it in my gut that there is a way so I'm going to figure it out.I am a general contractor so I can handle that part if needed.

Deal or no deal Its a property in myrtle beach arv is around 145K they want 90k but negotiable it was flooded in the storm they completely gutted it and sprayed all thats left is to rebuild 2 beds 2 baths it's an A or B neighborhood gated community the seller says they want an honest offer but doesn't want to be robbed.

Hello all, I have a certificate on a house that was in the process of renovation and as such is gutted.