Kinda like Brooklyn.I have two girls and have settled down, reluctantly, to this new way of life.I have two houses on my porfolio (had three but I sold that one) and I'll admit that I've considered real estate as nothing more than a hobby - up to this point.

My husband has prior construction/DIY experience before the military and I'm the "numbers and people" girl so it has worked well with me managing the property and him doing repairs and improvements which saved a ton of money.

I just wasn't sure how you were applying a little girl who eats porridge

The previous tenants, who were still living there, had the place in bad shape.Obviously, I didn't know any better so I kept showing it saying it'll all be fixed.I get a phone call from a nice young girl.

I have a deal under contract that I would like to use transactional funding for but I would like to see what recommendations the BP community has and what % you guys/girls are getting.  

(Aka. .good luck to this girl!

I was dating a girl in Bayonne who bought a place on the water in Tuckerton for 104,000 back in 2001.

I was top executive once when an employee ran a red light and killed a girl.

Since you are engaged - if you and your SO can survive a live-in flip together - then you know you got a good girl there and can survive about anything together :)     There will be tests, but selling tax-free down the road will be huge for your future and I wish you the best!

Forget about references given by a broker, you could be speaking to their uncle or beer buddy, or a girl friend, never know.Have you mastered real estate?