She says its in transition so I'm just wondering what resources everyone uses to evaluate this kind of thing.

Once the market is saturated and the returns become too low for some investors (like us) to invest in we can transition to a new market.

If you're removing a chimney you could encounter asbestos transit pipes, take them out in full chunks and you're off to the races.People make this stuff out to be much bigger than it is.  

As I transition away from my 9-5 job I think becoming an agent/broker might help with personal income and property leads going forward.Thanks again

Your background in interior design should make your transition into house flipping seamless.

A transit level would be just as effective but requires 2 people. 

And, above a certain rental rate, potential tenants are what we call transitional, they have sufficient income to buy a property so they are only renting because of a specific issue that will likely resolve over time.

I find that when buying in transitional neighborhoods my race is an asset I'm less threating to the comminty and don't appear to be a stranger neighbors and the community are much more engaging.

@Dominick Constanza Yes, my system is cheaper than transitional management.Working with contractors in different regions has not been difficult at all.

Hi everyoneI'm Mike Payne, and I specialize in commercial lease transactions here in Los Angeles,CA.Making the transition in to sale and purchase of income producing properties for a couple of high capitalized investors.