We did advice the police of the illegal entry so it's documented should this issue surface again at a future date.Thank you again for sharing...I'm really looking forward to adding value to this project and continuing to make improvements!

Use a sledgehammer and take it out in pieces. s stayed above, wear eye protection, but also cover all bare skin.

You need to understand the deeper, emotional component beyond their surface-level goals.2.The power of referralsCurrent investors referring you to their network is a great statement about you and puts you well ahead.

I’ve started looking through the forums as well as some of the other content BP has to offer; nonetheless, I️ barely scratched the surface.

Since that time, I have watched more products being offered by GF, not just rehab loans anymore, but new construction, BRRRR loans, even notes of pre-bundled loans underlying them come into the mix of what an investor can purchase fractions of.I like the fact that the borrowers tend to have some experience, and skin in the game, and that the GF underwriters properly value these properties, and the fact that all these metrics and more are available for any investor to see. 

If not try and determine how much gravel is left on the surface.

Do you make written offers based on that surface info or do you give the seller or their agent an estimate of the offer you are considering until more info is given?

I'd recommend using it for a flip if you can secure enough of a personal loan, and possibly leverage with hard money- as most lenders want skin in the game on projects.

While we do have cash saved up, we'd prefer to work on our credit for another year before looking at getting a mortgage or commercial loan to possibly do a fix and flip.If you were us, would you a) use our cash to purchase, fix and flip something older and cheaper outright which seems like a huge undertaking for our first deal, b) use our cash as the downpayment/skin-in for a hard money loan (balloon) while we work on conventional qualifications to refi at a lower rate in 12 months, c) My in-laws are in the process of purchasing a seller-financed home and are interested in "renting-to-own" their place to us.

On the surface, I feel like this is dodgy, but I cannot find any legal reason not to do this.