The money is green on either side of the railroad tracks, trust me, when the numbers show up in your bank account it doesn't matter what type of home or architecture created them.Here is what I am most concerned about when flipping homes.1.

It seems odd, but I like fried green tomatoes, but not ripe red tomatoes.

I am from Green River and graduated from UW.

Perhaps there is some green technology you can add at that point that will make a more desirable property when it comes time to sell.

I will also add that your lenders must be very, very green to have agreed to be in a lender position with such a high LTV and that many senior liens above them.I would advise that you clean this up and have a reasonably LTV and not 9 deeds of trust against it.

So the grass was already green under our feet....we just needed to recognize it!

Even if some of that goes towards repairs and vacancies, you should still be in the green.

We are really looking forward to networking with others and developing some connections in the Chattanooga area as we are still rather green as it comes to real estate investing.

. $500/month after the refi#13 invested $50,000 with my parents to buy a triplex, for $530,000, property cashflows $1000/month from day one, and value has increased to $650,000--------------------------------in current pipeline/in escrow - thru these deals I've made good friends and I've made my hard money lender some good money, hard money lender let me know he has $5,000,000 +/- sitting in the bank looking for houses to invest in, and he's given me the green light.

I am from the "rrrrrruuuuurral" town of Greene, about 25 minutes north of Binghamton, (Yes I listened to your podcast).