Videos?

Google maps is my go to for getting an idea of the property and the neighborhood. usually a couple minutes will display the condition of the area and neighborhood.Also, if you are working with an investor focused realtor usually they can book a showing for you and take videos of the space and any concerning items.

One of the fantastic coaches responded within 24 hours by recording a video and sharing the link with me.

I am gathering all my resources , first of all and listening to different videos but the price is very expensive for a person that doesn't have it.

He was calling to report that he has repeatedly found his roommate watching adult videos on the TV in their shared living room, and more recently walked in on him in a similar state in their shared kitchen.I'm unsure of how to approach this one.

I came across your YouTube videos and have watched quite a few of them, now.

(I found an awesome BP interview video via Google about ARV and thought it quite funny that I actually didn't check here first).My intention is to continue learning all I can from here, friends who do this, and anywhere else I can for a month and then jump into making my first educated move.

I look at the BP video taking about the 50% rule and that is completely blown out of the water with newer construction

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Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.