For mine, I added underground downspouts leading 12 ft to a french drain I crafted from a 5gal bucket and some rocks. 

I've been reading and there are many investors complaining about wholesalers not knowing the craft - I truly want to learn and be good and definitely not get a bad rep to start with.I'm not in Birmingham but it would be nice to have the names of those attorneys and/or title companies.

The legislators who crafted Dodd Frank reasoned if someone was savvy enough to own an investor property, they didn't need the strict government regulations hindering them and those savvy investors could compare lenders based on product and rate and terms vs. just what Fannie and Freddie gives them.Of course a 203K takes longer than cash.  

Be serious about your craft, business and professional image. 

After many years of investing in the Atlanta market, just make sure you commit a few hours a week to learn the Craft of RE investing and pace yourself.

We imagined we could have a real estate attorney craft up documents stating that the house was purchased together and that I will be added to the deed at a later time.Also, are there any fees associated with this process that I am overlooking?

Perhaps this is where the art in our craft comes into play, but my question is this:When you are looking at a property in which the numbers appear to work, what criteria are you using to evaluate the non-quantifiable aspects of a potential rental property?

It's a slow way to do it but I love it and it's somewhat of a safety net as I learn the craft.

So my suggestion is use free tools such as Realtor.com or Zillow until you are confident in your craft, then look for tools that will bring value through spend or additional features (such as showing previous listings pix or expired homes that didn’t sell etc)

Hi folks.Can anyone recommend a good small business accountant in Central/Northern NJ for a small GC that's looking to grow and neeeds to free more up time for his craft?