I am guilty of putting in granite on a remodel, but I do it because it ups my price point.

@William Harvey looking at ARV will definitely help me I’m in taking the BRRR approach or even if I made some minor updates on a property, investors overestimate the price of the property after fixing it up and making a deal look better than it is - I’m guilty of this as well.

The scammer gave up on me after he pleaded with me to give him a few bucks to go away, and I said NO.

I have a condo with occupancy of 3 (3 bedrooms/ 3 parking) but have 2 kids (obviously they are related) I may need them to share the master bedroom and rent the other 2 out to other students, but without the actual script of the law who is to know if I'm going to be guilty of a misdemeanor. 

If asked about "a murder," confirm it but assure them "the house killed no one"/was never implicated and that the guilty party is forever gone.3. 

@Ian KuntzGeez That was probably a really bad idea I’m not sure if a suit would necessarily find you guilty of anything other than being a hobby landlord who doesn’t know how to manage their property .

The idea is to make money, not own rentalsjon, i love that...i think we're all guilty at times of settling bc we are itching to get a deal done..great advice for you jennifer...prob not what you want to hear though, as if you're like most, you are excited to get started

I've been around for a little while longer than you, and many here have been around MUCH longer than me, and I have to tell you that I only improve my business and life thanks to those people who challenge me.I'm not preaching to you, nor am I here to plead with you to stick around, but I thought that you might want to consider that the people who are asking questions of you on this site may just be the same people who will help you take your business to levels you couldn't imagine.They have for me and for countless others.Good luck to you whatever you decide.

One served a 5 year sentence when convicted, the other plead quilty, was fined $200,000 and is on probation.

I posted a video of a cop shooting a handcuffed suspect in the back, and YOU argued that an out-of-context video was meaningless.Now here you are arguing that you'd be crazy not to form opinions based on an out-of-context video.It's funny how your perspective on an out-of-context video changes when you need to defend your opinions.Btw, I never went back to update that police officer thread, but about two months ago the police officer on the video that you said was probably innocent was found guilty by a jury of his peers.