Topics include:   property taxesplumbingroofingestimating rehab costscondo regimesmaking an offer in a seller's marketinspectionsunderstanding important financial ratiospermitscontractorsgetting quoteshome insurancehome warrantiesrenter contractsapartment leaseseconomic opportunity zonessurveysrent ratesgetting referencesI hope to post a little write up on my mini-journey to solidify my learnings and help new local investors with the roller-coaster ride that is getting your first property under contract. 

I am not sure about you, but I would personally hate to have people *think* I am a high roller.

Starting the cycle over once again to keep our markets on the ever changing roller coaster ride that it has always been on since day one.

No roller coaster rides. 

@Kevin Miller Tony Hawk, like the professional skate boarder Tony Hawk?? 

Needless to say that I am super excited after this roller coaster of a journey....Thanks to the BP family for your support! 

I agree with others to use quality paint, quality brushes like Purdy or Wooster and even quality roller nap.

The business is a roller coaster for sure.

The sheen of the paint ( flat, eggshell, satin, semi or full gloss ) should always be the same if painted properly, where you may see a difference between new and old work is the texture of the wall as previously painted ones have more roller texture, your fresh wont.

This first deal I'm scheduled to close in 10 days and it's been a wild emotional roller coaster haha.