Rehabbing is about making cash in short time frames so having a bunch of equity does you no good until you capture it by selling.

Before RE I was a Chef for 11yrs making $10.45/hr.

If you want 1 per week, you would have to capture 20- 25% of all investments sold.

So I fully understand the steps are1 Google maps or earth to take a 30,000 foot look at the properties.2 review Zillow or Realitor.com to project ARV3 review county and public records to determine possible liens4 now my search based on the first 3 steps5 Drive by to see condition or if occupied6 Reduce further based on driving by properties.7 title search only ones I have interest in buying.Did I capture everything or did I miss some steps?

I guarantee you that you will FIND cases where there are back taxes but the system is not up to date and this information is not captured.

I was able to do this all while working a full time job, 50-70 hours a week, as a chef.  

They capture why I am using DCF as my primary approach to evaluating my options.Thanks again for the thoughts.

Buy right with equity capture at the buy either way. 

So, before they begin, there might be some good deals in that area to capture as they try to revamp downtown. 

If you are going to do a build a squeeze page, you need to consider building a website that is mobile friendly, meaning user can access it from their mobile phone and enter data easily.However, using a squeeze page to capture lead is only a small part of the many marketing technique.