If he lets the PM run wild with all the money - this is on the owner also.If the owner gets sued this is on him too.  The

If you don't know what you're looking at, I'd highly recommend paying somebody to inspect the building for you with a fine-toothed comb!

If I were you I would definitely pick up the book she recommended, The Millionaire Next Door, but also pick up two more books:The Richest Man in Babylon &Investing in Duplexes Triplexes and Quads by Larry B LoftisAlso consider buying Dave Ramsey's book too The Total Money Makeover.

I have always wished someone would do it here in New Orleans and the corporate boys wish they could too. The

You need to make sure to have a really solid property inspector go over things with a fine tooth comb and make sure you request any adjustments needed to the sale price while in escrow.  

But I vowed never to use that space as it is how you end up with rubber ducks, hair dryer, tooth brushes, eye glasses, books etc...dropped into the toilet.I could change out the pedestal to a cabinet but I want to do that as part of a makeover when is vacant, not now.Any creative ideas?

Hello Bigger Pockets community, I am new too the site and from worcester mass.  

Yes, I do want to have the seller sign a contract with me and I would like to have the buyer sign a contract with me, too. The

Your city/county records will reflect the permit as well, and your property card may too. The

Not sure whats up there...Oh, Avalara does that for me too.  The