There maybe something like that available in your state if the landlord won't lift a finger.

Keeping my fingers crossed for everything to go smooth. :)I am so glad I found this forum.

(Read this article on the SEC investigation here: http://www.mpamag.com/mortgage-originator/sec-points-finger-at-brokers-in-bofa-suit-15586.aspx In June, whistleblowers came forward and accused B of A of unscrupulous and downright illegal foreclosure practices where B of A bank officials were offering rewards to front line employees for meeting foreclosure quotas.

I was able to see two home links under current projects and click on them.However I found it hard to do with my finger.

I'm a little uneasy hearing the same thing over and over from experienced investors that you need to hire everything out, lost opportunity cost, your time is more valuable, yada-yada-yada ;)Yes, when you've grown your business past the infancy stage, hire it out and focus on more valuable tasks then drywalling, absolutely - but not everyone enters REI after spending a decade socking away $$ in a corporate world, and some just enjoy the challenge and want the opportunity to learn the process so they could have a better finger on the pulse later on - and that's the case with meI chose to remodel my primary residence 90% by myself.

Lot’s of options here but again, it’s doubtful he’ll lift a finger so you’ll have to do some legwork, if he’s receptive.

I've got my fingers crossed that I'll be pretty close though.

Fingers crossed!

Most of the dated units sell in the low 400s and the updated units sell for over 500.Keep in mind that this is without the investor lifting a finger.

I used iowacourts online for a background check and verified employment but that's it :s cross fingers for a good first experience