I put it inside of a tissue and brought it with me to the closing. 

Cons: not a lot of meat left on the bone, these properties are already fully rehabbed, so your purchase price is likely near the top of the market.

They also just launched a new dynamic pricing tool, its bare bones now but over time maybe it’ll be good enough to cut ties with PriceLabs.

bone up on Agency and law .. that's 50% or better of the test.also you will have a bunch of practice questions memorize answers.. many times they are verbatim.Getting the license is just like getting a license to fly.. once you have it now you have a license to learn the craft.. the tests do not teach you to fly and they don't teach you how to be an agent.

This Duplex was built in the 80s and has good bones but the HVAC systems will need to be replaced soon and there has been no major updates that have been done but this is one of the reasons why i bought it. i wanted to get the experience of being a landlord and renovating  and managing multiple properties. but i have a few questions pertaining to the duplex house hack.

Living and working in Austin, I know this market and its neighborhoods in my bones, all things I've absorbed over 20 years of living here.

I have gone down the path of painting a few times and it is quite labor intense and with that not cheap, it has to bone REALLY well - prep-work, primer, coat finish, the right products etc otherwise you get crap results.

Whether you would actually win that who knows, but I think there is enough meat on the bone there to dissuade them from pursuing it.

Does anyone have a contractor in the Rochester Hills, MI area they have worked with and would recommend for a whole house re-do, house is very dated with good bones.

AND THAT IS JUST FOR THE BARE BONES OF THE STRUCTURE.