There will be tell-tale signs even if it is single or thermal glazed. 

I started advertising online through Zillow, facebook, and instagram.

A friend of BiggerPockets, @Justin Pierce reminded me this morning of a piece he wrote at the end of 2013 about a real estate guru that I think is an important read for anyone considering working with a guru:Colorado case offers cautionary tale on real estate investing schemes (via Washington Post)There is some good wisdom in there folks....

I've contacted a few local mold remediation places to go out to the house and give me an estimate of demo/remediation costs so I have a ballpark idea of what it'd be so I can factor into my repair costs/70% rule.Questions:Does anybody have experience with this, cautionary tales, etc.?  

I recently purchased my first flip in Arlington Heights, IL. I purchased this first property as a primary residence (non-investment) and the lender for this deal told me that in the future if I wanted to buy and rehab...

I don't really use FB though, I like Instagram and Twitter much more.

Don't ever fall for these:ANYTHING from Africa, Western Union/Money Gram, no phone # picture business address or license business names, phony IDs (one is on BP, but he is a TOTAL SCAMMER (aren't you William Frederick Jr), american names but can't speak a lick of english or have heavy accents usually from Asia, tell you no money upfront excpet for certain amount until you pay and then there is more upfront costs they didn't know about, and it goes on and on.I'd say to protect your personal and private information (like your SSN and bank accounts), the loaner is taking all the risks up front.

Nathan G.A worthy cautionary tale.

ARV on this will be around $620k.Feel free to follow me or check out my Instagram page for pictures.

No one cares what medium we use, it can be instagram or snapchat but the strategy behind the conversion is what really matters.