During our second rehab, we discovered that the 3rd bedroom had quarter inch sheetrock when a tenant leaned on the wall and fell through :shock: Anyway, dh usually interviews contractors, but it was a rush job and he had to work for several weeks without a break.

That will be a very tall order for your first deal, but may not be out of reach after 4... or 10... or 50.

It appears now it is inching its way up about a 100 properties at a time without a followed decrease.

And it's always a spectacle to watch when the strippers come in and want to argue about why they have to take off their stilettos to go through the metal detector...on their way to Child Support hearings...anyway the auction.So yes, it's my understanding the Indian couple will buy anything and everything because they turn around and rent it to whomever is currently living in the property or anyone who is willing to rent it as is.There is another really really tall guy (hope he's not reading this) who buys until he and his cohorts run out of cashier's checks.

Brandon, the folks who bought SOCAL properties in 2009/10 are sitting on huge appreciations gains in nearly every inch SoCal.

Face it the picture is .5 inches tall I might not know you anyway but lets give it a try...The spelling gets me and I cringe when I post something and realize it has a serious spelling or word error. your for you 're or something like that.

Most of the new fridges were too tall.

While reviewing the violation folder of this property which is now over an inch thick, one of the officers in charge said he remembered that property and the "rear addition was illegal".

Hi @Dailin Fajardo ,That is a pretty tall order.

When you speak to a seller and it shows you know what you're talking about, the question of you being young won't even come up or matter.If you approach this business from the point of helping people with real estate problems and you put the focus on them (remember it's about them not you) and their problems and how you can help; you will see and experience success.It doesn't matter if you're young, old, tall, short, male, female or any other labels you can come up with; it is about the people that have real estate problems and they are looking for solutions and they usually don't care from where or whom it comes from.