We did a reno to make it habitable, who knows how long it had been empty.

Making sure the unit is still habitable while renovation is going on is important as well.Good Luck.

A body shop next to a class D or C property may not harm the value but may harm the value on a Class B or A property.

I just want to point out a few things, because you seem to make a habit of posting in wholesaling forums...if you disagree with it or dont like it then why are you here in THIS forum?

If you feel genuinely threatened it is definitely not worth putting yourself in harms way for anything in this business.

Perhaps it is because I live in the heart of a city where students cut their teeth on hacks but your birthdate code habits scare the living bejesus out of me!

You can do yourself more harm than good unless you know what to do and why, versus what NOT to do and why not.

A fuller picture of this person's friends and family and the company she keeps is going to tell you more about who this person is.This country makes a habit of hanging tags on people and calling them defective.

I was paying a $800 rent and found a nice little house with rehab potential for $ 123 000, converted the unfinished basement into habitable space with a bedroom/bathroom, a laundry room and a multipurpose room.

Both options should be in writing and have a contract so neither party gets harmed in the agreement.