Dear Friends,I am working on my first flip and am looking for some glass tiles ( blue, grayish blue, greenish blue, say) for the kitchen backsplash.Any pointers to online tile shops that sell glass tiles for a reasonable buck?

One spends his nights trying to wrestle down drugged out AIDS infected psychopaths trying to kill him for nothing but doing a blue collar job and wonder if he's going to be sued tomorrow.

Are there any foreclosure paid listing sites that are worth the money or do I continue to scour all the usual MLS sites and look for homes in my area with the white paper/blue tape?

For a contractor to expand they need to accept more risk, become more entrepreneurial, take ownership in producing a product, that turns the blue collar white on the business side.

Out of the blue, right then,  my phone rang and a friend of mine wanted to know if I wanted to invest in real estate with him....I took that as a sign....haha Well long story short, he eventually borrowed from a hard money lender and decided to invest in the property himself...since then we have still been in close contact.

IF it doesn't have their name highlighted in a blue background (like yours is above) it didn't work properly and you should try again.

Property is in Columbus Ohio, in a blue collar neighborhood with not  a lot of appreciation potential.Heres the nuts and bolts of the deal.Offer price $135,000comps $124-150k low side being REOs (not much equity)Gross Income yr              $28,800Minus Vacancy (10%)=   $25,920Repairs, maintenance, property management (5%)                            Taxes, insurance,advertisingCAPEX ($250/unit/year)Total Expenses              $10,47230yr mtg with 20% down at 5% payment would be $580I'm coming up with cash flow of $176 per month with COC return of  25.4%Any thoughts?

Purchased a 2BR, 1 bath house in a blue collar neighborhood.

Solid blue collar neighborhood.

Nice one @Zana Blue