My focus is to work with investors, helping veterans find their next home since being  a veteran myself i want to look out for them, helping expired listings sell by identifying the reason the home didn't sell and then coming up with a plan that will met all of the sellers needs. looking forward to meeting everybody.

My focus is to work with investors, helping veterans find their next home since being  a veteran myself i want to look out for them, helping expired listings sell by identifying the reason the home didn't sell and then coming up with a plan that will met all of the sellers needs. looking forward to meeting everybody.

All the paint needs to be scraped off, the metal cleaned down and a primer applied.

@Shaun Moore I have seen a metal ramp that fits over wood stairs across the street from a house I recently put on the market.  

Look for cracks or chips.Flooring – inspect for stains, scratches, unevenness, laminate defects.Sinks/baths/showers – check for cracks, chips, or dents in metal sinks.StorageStorage bins (inside & outside) – check that they have been emptied and are in good condition.Cupboards/drawers – check for function and damage.Garage/shed – test doors, locks, and look for structural damage.Attic – inspect for damage or items left behind.FurnitureOn/under/behind – sit on the furniture to determine stability.

With aging fuse boxes necessarily comes the questions of aging metal-armored cable, with-which comes the questions of a faulty ground contact in that cable.  

Of course, within notes there are easier and more difficult approaches such as buying up performing notes from an investment provider (turn-key) to shopping for discounted, non-performing notes.In a perfect world, one would create a portfolio that has a nice balance of different properties and notes of various types in different markets to achieve diversity - as well as perhaps some traditional equities/funds, maybe some precious metals as a hedge, etc.A budget of $100K could most likely be placed into one or two key investments.  

I had one of those old metal medicine cabinets in the secondary bath in our house, but it had a box on the back of the cabinet which collected the blades - probably a couple of thousand before it would become full.

We use metal "C" tracks and "H" tracks to frame up the support to hold the fire rated drywall.  

It has a brand new metal roof, and the hardwood floors are good enough to restore.