Joshua,Thanks for the link.  

Where you clearly went wrong is you bought a home for $390k and after renovating it its worth $445k or best offer of $380k.Also realize you probably also signed a personal guarantee so any amounts owed they can come after you for, and if you have equity in your primary residence they could potentially foreclose on that (depending on what state it is).

Here's a link to the CSLB license check.https://www.cslb.ca.gov/OnlineServices/CheckLicenseII/CheckL..One thing though...in my 33 years of contracting, I've had dozens of illegal permits pulled under my number leading to major problems.

Here are the links to both: Enjoy!

In my market there is (I can almost guarantee) not a single rental that doesn't provide appliances...maybe washer/dryer...but in urban rentals no one is lugging a fridge/stove around.

A pre-penalty guarantee you keep it for a certain number of years?

This link is very useful when figuring out the general rules of what is allowed.

Marketing Shift: I’ve noticed that Martel has altered his marketing strategy, moving away from advertising a guaranteed profit on the first deal to a guarantee of helping you buy your first property.

This adaptability has been essential to risk management and guaranteeing that my cash flow remains positive for the duration of the investment. 

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