We all have seen the movie "BAD NEIGHBOURS". what i mean to say is, It is very important to have a clean and nice neighborhood, Its just not going to be a property but it is an investment done from hard earned money so better have a safe and wise decision, In future even you sell it you should get the right price for it and just because f few properties whole streets value goes down. so think twice to make a decision!!

My favorite thing to ask is "So what can you tell me about the place?"

My favorite is to negotiate a substitution of collateral from seller on the purchase money mortgage and quick sale the house.

So a full breakdown of the work that was done:New Roof and GuttersNew upgraded 100amp ElectricalNew Garage doorsNew PlumbingNew AC systemNew Kitchen - cabinets, SS appliances, granite counter, backsplashOpened Entry way to kitchenAccent Wall in living roomNew BathroomNew Front PorchInterior Paint (Exterior not needed)Recessed LightingLandscaping - fixed yard, removed tree and overgrown bushes, fixed fencingThe Numbers:Purchase price = 70kRehab costs = 32kSale price = 165kClosing costs = 13kNet Profit = 50kAnd now everybody's favorite part, pictures!!

The Millionaire Next Door is one of my favorites.

East end is one of my favorite streets!

In my current industry, it's very much encouraged to make mistakes and learn from them (which is by far my favorite way, but it's challenging with the large cost.) 

If you watch Glenn Garry Glen ross the movie you will see how they handed the leads out.. 

But it is proven method in movies.

Catawba and Burial are our favorites by far though.