If the door frame is wider than what you typically see, it usually means you have a 2x6 cedar stud not the soft pine that has been used for the last 50 years.

Other good groups are MNRec, MNReia (some good info but mostly filled with newbies), and Sean Blomquist at Pine Financial hosts some really helpful get togethers.

I am a new member from Southern Pines,North Carolina that is learning to wholesale as my first major push into real estate investing.

S&T PennsylvaniaTCF BankTD Bank 75% line with FICO about 740TIAA Direct was EverBankTorrey Pines BankTroy Bank & Trust, ALTrustcoUnion Bank, specializes in noo HELOC.

For those pining for the "Universal Dream" it's time to wake up.

I hosted a couple of Open Houses this weekend and handed out miniature bottles of hand sanitizer.

Brady Heights is pretty good to just don't go past Pine unless you're in Reservoir Hill.

There is no way to answer that question without knowing what the lumber compaines in that area are paying for their lumber and the kind of lumber on the properties, such as pine, oak, or other such hard and soft wood.Some will charge to come clear your land for you if they are not selling the lumber already in stock since cut trees deteriate at a much faster rate than processed wood would.Then you also have to find out if lumbering is allowed in that area.

(You know, like if you have a small condo and their service animal is a miniature horse that you cannot legally turn down, lol).

Yes, there are some folks that will say not to buy anything if a street is named after a tree (Pine, Chestnut, Laurel, etc) but that is not necessarily the case as there are some parts of the city (downtown even) that cash flows greatly and the tenant base is not terrible.At the end of the day, you get what you pay for.