She moved a pair of shoes that had sit in her closet for a month and it had what appeared to be a blue hue to it like bread mold or something.I want to get this handled as quickly as possible but I've seen so many horror stories about "mold experts" that employ pseudoscience to diagnose mold issues and I don't want to get raked over the coals here.Again, any advice is extremely helpful.

Loan assumptions are when the lender allows a new borrower to step into the original borrower's shoes and take over payments on the balance of the original loan.

If you were in my shoes and you were getting into real estate full time as I am would you:-stay in LA and just focus on wholesaling since the market so expensive to rehab and flip?

My first post!

My experience:

Fix and flipped sfh in 2012. Made 27k, ~25% ROI.

Fix and Flip sfh in 2013. Made 7k. ~5% ROI.

Bought a rental sfh with two partners in 2013. Earning ~13...

The buyer, right now it is you, and the assignee will be stepping into your shoes.

In CT, if I were in your shoes I would make sure that Hot Water heater is fully functional before heading out to the Housing Court for that eviction.

I'm new to investing so i have a few questions about startup.1. how do i go about creating a proposal for getting private money i feel i would be more comfortable going after my first deal if i knew the funds was going to be available.2. is it better to have an llc when trying to get private funds that way im not personally liable3. can i get a ball park figure on average what the lawyer fees would be to set up it up because i'm on a shoe string budget(living paycheck to paycheck)any good advice would be appreciated i feel like such a noobie

I saw many houses and got to put myself in buyers shoes, so I can see things from their perspective.  

Probably best to find someone in your shoes to tell you how this worked out for them when they had a flipping business.

If I were in your shoe's I would go get a duplex or a quad (4-plex) live in one and rent the rest out.