I called and it was a disconnected Cell phone.

I know of a cell tower with building and 5-6 carriers making $60,000 per year. 4.

The original developers who bought the land and started the whole thing got a big fat goose egg and a lot of grief dealing with initial land buying stages and development.The LLC, umbrella insurance, etc. are just tools.

If you are saying for safety/security reason.....think about it she could of made a copy anyways.Also, if you do not send a letter and tell the judge you didn't know her address, he will come back with you had her cell number or her email and you could of just asked her or told her where to meet you for it.

That will be a nice nest egg.

Hi Susan;If you are new to flipping I would tread cautiously and maybe look at some other alternatives to buying all cash that way you have more leverage and are not putting all of your eggs in one basket.

So i'm being careful not to count any eggs before they're hatched.If the ARV is $125, 75% of that is $93.

Your 12-16K nest egg might not be enough to sustain you in the first few years.

The other challenge is that among our all of our projects when I run the numbers for the same money, we run three to four small deals and have about twice the upside and not all of our eggs are in one basket.So September hits and we have to make a move, I am not to keen on the project, but my partner straight up tells me he wants to do the deal.

This way, not only you get cash from your other 3 tenants, but you can also deduct all of your expenses, like cell phone, car, gas, furniture, etc.