Organization goes a very long way.

I've been reading about REI for years but am finally ready to get over my analysis paralysis and get more focused on learning through experience.If anyone can recommend agents, clubs, or organizers in the twin cities area, I'd love to talk! 

More the best way to organize stuff like this. 

I think HUD still has a “first look” or right-of-first-refusal program for some local governments, and nonprofit organizations to purchase foreclosed homes. 

Those paint strippers will eat right through organic vapor catridges in a respirator, and they really don't work all that well anyway without multiple, repeated applications.After the heat gun, you might want to try the Citristrip product on trouble spots.

My limited exposure to treia meetings is they are one giant guru sellfest, which isn’t for me.If you’re looking long distance, feel free to hit me up, as that’s what I do.

Looking back on my career, the majority of the homes that I purchased on behalf of my organization were not off the local MLS, or even from letters.

His paid content is also very good as it breaks it down and is organized so your not wasting time trying to find something or figure it out

Giant hassle.

I've lived the city scene nearly my whole life, but I never truly knew what was out there until I met the metropolitan giant that is Seattle and its surrounding communities.