When flipping houses how do you avoid the objections that pop up regarding the low acquisition price and a much higher selling price?

@Jason, my partner found them as they popped up on MLS.

What might be done in Texas can't be done in GA and they are simply unaware.Then, we get teachers who have gained some questionable knowledge on the surface, perhaps they buy into some guru strategy, inject some experience and decide they have a marketable product and aspects (not to mention compliance issues and changes that pop up constantly) that poison or taint their interpretations.That's my issue is that gurus give advice and amateur instructors teach information that ranges from bad to dangerous.It really depends on the subject matter too, but I see too many biting off more than they should chew.I've been asked to do the same thing in several areas, problem is, what I know is not 100% in every state, I just feel like I shouldn't be putting anything out that someone in NM gets a hold of and then gets hammered for some off the wall, unusual transaction restriction they may have adopted.

It's a good way to meet people in your area and find out about new members who join or deals that pop up in your area!

. $3 a pop, no monthly fees.

I'm thinking sand, stain dark, and apply a few coats of polyurethane to really make it shine and pop.

I guess kids don't play street hockey, or pickup games of baseball/pop 500 in Narragansett?

As a service member you do not have the ability to just "pop" overstate lines if it is out your "bubble" if there is an issues.In our situation it works because "I" take care of the real estate/business/non-military execute side.

There are quite a few Denver guys around, so definitely be sure to set up some Keyword Alerts for "Denver" or "Colorado" so you'll be notified when those words are mentioned in the forums - and can pop into those conversations.

Around here, the only property - other than vacant land - for sale under $100K is either a dilapidated 2-bdrm "shack" on the outskirts of town (and it's listed at 89K) or an old house in a very rural setting.Even bank repo "Johnny Canuck" house {65 - 70 yr old, 1.5 story 2-3 bdrm houses built by/for returning soldiers after WWII} full of deferred maintenance are going for $135K {two in the last two weeks}.The 30-40K houses and 89-100K 4-plexes you read about on Bigger Pockets is what is enticing investors here to look south (sometimes even further south than the U.S.A).If I had enough cash-on-hand to be purchasing multiple 4 - 6 unit properties outright (at 250-500K a pop), I'd be in the private lending business and not the buy-and-hold business.