LA is a unique place... just saying!

Additionally, every property is unique with different methods and terms of financing, performance, tax consequences, etc...

I checked the Better Business Bureau for complaints, I checked the NJ State Attorney General consumer division to ensure he was licensed, I checked every reference he gave by visiting sites and speaking with the homeowners.

(Have to love getting in ahead of the path of progress.)Now that was a REALLY unique situation, and we hit big time on a neighborhood that was about 18 months from having a really big uptick in development.On that particular property, we have done a cash out refinance, and literally have none of our original money tied up in the property.  

Hey Everyone,  I find myself in a unique situation and am hoping there are a few of you out there with experience/advice for my situation. 

The house itself is unique in the sense that it's a 2/1.5 with large den (that could really be a bd room) and a seperate garage apartment thats a 1/1 w/ kitchen etc.

We have done many fix and flips, including re-designs but this house has unique challenges.

I have a teaching license to teach business in middle and high school charter schools (but i havent actually taught at this level yet)  I am an Enrolled Agent and work seasonally for Intuit in their Turbo Tax division. 

It's doubtful that they have a "grass roots" acquisition division.

Many of those estimates ignore the cost of the land or unique permitting requirements.