Yes you are right my plan is to save a minimum 60k per yr to invest and I think that will give me good footing.

DOUBLE-END FOR LISTING AGENTI recommend letting the HomePath listing agent double-end the deal to get your foot in the door, if you are comfortable not using your own agent, and it is competitive.

Thank you, Linda“The porch or deck of this building should be designed for a live load of up to 100 pounds per square foot and is safe only for its intended use.

I am currently working at a million square foot building in NYC.           

We got started with personal properties because it was a lower entrance cost and let us get our foot in the door.  

If three comparable properties were listed at $110,000, $115,000, and 112,000 and the SQ Footage was 1100, 1125 & 1110 BUT unlike your real estate salesman you knew that was the Wrong way to look for value and you asked your new SMARTER Realtor to pull up sales for similar properties and found out they sold for $100,000, $105,000 and $102,000 then instead of dollar per square foot based on ASKING price (with a range of $100 to $102 psf) you'd use the actual sales dollar per sf and see that $91-93 was the range so a market offer for a comparable 1120 sf property would be around $103,000 instead of $113,100. 

Tell them you are a wholesaler so your relationship doesn't get off on a bad foot. 

I'm renovating a 1970s 1600 sq foot rambler that needs all new duct work in crawl space and a 3 ton package unit.  

After flipping my own house with my wife, I realized that was the path I wanted to take and figured BP would be the best place to try and get my foot in the door.

I'm starting to notice it everywhere.In downtown Louisville, there are several prime spots that are vacant in highly visible/heavily foot-trafficked areas of downtown - namely Main and Market Street.