(see my posting under Marketplace) as an example, and I consistently find some good properties in the $15K to $18K per door range.I also think Cleveland is better as a B&H than a flip as multi-families have been a bit slow on the appreciation lately, but they will get there as inventory dries up.

I'd say though in the next year it will be just about dry though.

Also on a Price Fister, there are brass fittings built into the shower assembly that can be changed once you take the stems out.

My question is, do you think that the drying of teh structural members of in the crawlspace could account for this!?

Now that my projects are drying up I've deecided to look at this property closer.

Even title co. can help you with a contract.When you find an investor friednly title co. you need to know if they work with assignments, double close, dry or wet closings etc.

I like my business model more cut and dry but I wanted to know what the frick was going on.Thanks,Matt

I'll bet these REITs will perform, but they can suck them dry in admin, could be another balloon to pop!

I went to Home Depot and got DE and put it along the baseboards in the room and in the carpet but this was after I sprayed everything with alcohol (dried them out).

Not worth the time or energy of priming when it's ran dry, most people can't afford the oil either..