I had never used these groups much before but I snapped a few pics of vanities and tops, kitchen cabinets, doors, windows, old appliances and even a pile of used lumber from a demolished deck.

The Louisville Network is a great way to find and unload assignable contracts.

I currently control a property that I am wrapping up the rehab on, but I'm unsure if I should keep this property and pull out 70% of the equity or unload it and search for something better.

They agent for the home developer said, "We will call you and let you know when you can actually sign paperwork for the property,....probably in October or November, we anticipate a 6 month delay due to a labor shortage, lumber costs going up, etc. and whatever the price is in October or November you will need to pay the higher price, there is no way to lock in the $540,000."

@Hassan Burashi To be honest, if you are getting deals locked up and can't unload them to buyers, then you are either too high on your price, or not trusted with your deal.

As an actionable item you should be able to unload elec and gas onto the tenant upon lease renewal or turnover.

(lumber just jumped back up due to weather in Canada. 

This was arguably our hardest renovation yet as we completely tore out the exterior brick walls & reframed with dimensional lumber.

This was arguably our hardest renovation yet as we completely tore out the exterior brick walls & reframed with dimensional lumber.

Matter of fact over the past 5 years I have unloaded all my New Jersey properties and have reinvested in landlord friendly states.