I've heard about wholesaling, but I can't really say I have a firm grasp on what it really is.

Until you get a solid grasp on what things cost the best thing you can do is just get help from a contractor and realtor. 

It is not always a straight forward question to answer but I wanted to put a basic idea together for investors so they can get a grasp of construction and what is involved.The first thing to note is what goes on that creates time.

Also I need to have a better grasp on the different lending options I will inevitably have to look into during my real estate investing career.

If I can get a HEL for 80% of that which would be about $99,000, I think $150,000 rent ready property is definitely within my grasp.

From the exit, you take five steps up, and you're outside.  3: The basement does include a full kitchen and 3/4 bath, although the seller disconnected the stove and put it in a closet for closing, for reasons that I didn't fully grasp. 

I only recently grasped the concept of money velocity and am trying to make up for lost time.

I'm not sure I fully grasp when to just get out?

What I can’t quite grasp are appropriate opening statements (Interest Generators) while remaining sensitive to the situation.Thanks for your tips/brainstorms!

Pulling OPRAS, talking with Clifton city hall getting clarification on this and just generally educating yourself in this space or having a well rounded grasp on finished attic and basements.