It might be a good idea to have a written partnership nuptial.I understand how it is to be busy with all of your businesses.Some of my businesses are; Real Estate Management, Auction Company and Investment partnerships.I do find time to practice my art.I guess it is OK to announce my art show, all sales go 100% to charity, The Smile Train.www.auctions.investorsunited.com to see the bidding process and view the paintingsAlso on Flickr at www.flickr.com/seeparrishartBrandon, I think it is important for people like us (managing lots of businesses, lots of stress and controlling the moving parts) to have an escape, a diversion, a creative outlet, a mind break from businessWhat are your thoughts on that?

I have to admit I see lot of rehabs who try to cheat, use builder grade junk .The need a new electric upgrade they will only do a box and have a handy many men do it no permit .When in fact they need to run a new wire to each out let it is crazy.Best advice with flips it needs a good inspection, fact most other investors I see never buy a flip bad workman ship, over priced.

All you need is for one little miscalculation or unexpected issue to come up and BAM!  

We would love for you to join if it works out. Let

Even if deferred payments are an option, make sure to have extra funds to cover any unexpected costs or delays in the project that result in more/longer holding costs (deferred payment may not covered, as mentioned earlier).

I have my Bachelors in Psychology graduated in June 2015 and I realized as my life took a few unexpected turns I no longer could do the mediocre and if I wanted to change it's starts with me.

Put a few small plugin lights in your outlets.

Inspection turned up some unexpected things.  

I have posted a little more in depth about the flip herehttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/31...Check it out let me know what you think.

I was halfway to Chartered Accountant before I had to leave Scotland unexpectedly; sadly, it doesn't transfer at all, so here in the USA I'm just a numbers nerd with a liberal arts degree.