So, since comps with older appliances/dated interiors were going for ~$92,000, I assume I can safely predict maybe getting ~$95-97,000 for a home with a freshly painted interior/flooring and updated appliances?

I now have a new box freshly installed by a certified electrician, but these lights somehow bring the current down to 10 from 120.

I like the look fresh mulch and well placed plants at all my flips.

Every time there was a big show guys from DoubleTree would come and man the concessions/bar, and they would bring a freshly baked batch of DoubleTree cookies with them to sell as well, but I was allowed to have free ones.

Hi and thanks for the shot at working with everyone! I am Matt Herrington from Islip town in Suffolk County on Long Island in New York. Let me know if anyone needs some local knowledge. I am a part time salesperson, R...

I looking for wholesaler in the Houston area that can bring me fresh deals.

Walking the property should help you get a better feel for the investment prospects and you may notice or uncover something that will make you lean more one way or the other.

I moved here to get a fresh new start in my life and to work on my dream of becoming a real estate investor by flipping houses so I'm here with an open mind and a willful heart to learn.

With the recent discovery, we feel like we are being actively deceived because we are seen as fresh meat or something similar.

So I'm just wanting to have the opinions of the members of this forum about this subject.I do understand that there are many who do not believe that the MLS is a good place to do wholesaling so I would prefer not to have that debate on this thread because although I do agree that the MLS may not be the ideal place for wholesaling I do know from experience that they exist in large numbers on the MLS, it is just a question of uncovering them.