Some of them mirror others.

Bill Gulley, I don't have trouble finding a lender who funds rehabs, I just have to look in the mirror. :-)The restrictions I've seen don't allow for rehab, and are usually in the seller addendum.

@Jeff Lee My feedback is going to mirror the masses here.Always pick a color scheme that will apeal to the most people.

Next time you pass the bathroom, enter...and look in the mirror.

At this point the car has 2 broken tail lights, a broken side mirror hanging off the side, rust on the bottom panels and just stopped running 2 days ago...this is a textbook "beater"...

I have my Chart of Accounts set up to mirror the Schedule E, so come tax time, I'm handing my CPA a report with all the info in a ready-to-use format that saves him some work which saves me some money.My other suggestion would be to not allow yourself to watch HTGV until your books are updated. :)

If I think about this too hard I imagine myself holding up a mirror to a mirror where my eyes are rolling into the back of my head like a pathogenic animal and I'm trapped inside infinite regress...I love landlording and want to build a rental empire that includes retirement income alongside a way to revitalize my neighborhood.

We pull comps and then just mirror what a top dollar property used.  

I’m pulling for Parsons Ave because it almost mirrors the Short North but on the southern side of the city.

I also want to add an additional unit on top mirroring the floor plan below.