Five Major Pieces to the Life Puzzle (anything by Jim Rohn is priceless, but this one really connected with me)The Compound Effect - written by a former Jim Rohn (he's dead now) student.

Other than that it looks like a bow wow.

This is because in CA the property tax increase is limited to 2% compounded annually of the value assessed at the time of purchase.For the record I have asked them to fix this and have not received any response.

Just reading something: "The Compound Effect" where he talks about momentum.

Construction Wood, drywall, paint, joint compound - $100Vanity - $150Shower tub - $400Toilet - reuseLuxury vinyl plank - $85Light fixture above sink with bath accessories kit -$40Should install a bath fan if you don't have one already -$100Plumber $500Outside siding repair will depend on current siding type.

Using any compound interest calculator, it will show you that if you max out a Roth IRA for 30 years in the S&P 500 index fund from Vanguard each month which is $458, you'll have amassed 1.2 million if you just achieve the average return. 

The E-MythThe E-Myth Real Estate InvestorThe 4-Hour Work WeekThe One ThingThe Compound EffectRich Dad Poor DadThink and Grow RichEat That Frog

The E-MythThe E-Myth Real Estate InvestorThe 4-Hour Work WeekThe One ThingThe Compound EffectRich Dad Poor DadThink and Grow RichEat That Frog

Possible culprits are the house had an addition built on the front side of the second floor, it has a free hanging patio, and there looks like there might have been some water damage in the garage at some point.Load bearing beam in garage (basement) of a house I'm looking at has cracks along the entire width and some slight bowing towards the front of the house.  

Then, accumulate profits from those two lines of flips to generate a third.Now you start buying rentals from your profits...every time you flip those original 32 houses...over and over again.The secret is to NEVER spend your money...only use it, as many times as you can....and then, compound the use of the profits from the houses generated from the cash you never spend.