Message me if you want to talk in more detail as I would love to get more specific and compare notes. 1) Rinse and repeat - Find a comparable property (or two/three) in Beaver County, put down 20 percent and collect the cash flow. 

There are so many dam cabinet companies to chose from drives you mad.

For real estate investment, I use brokers but currently I am interested in biggerpockets, roofstoock, and cadre.To manage my real estate investment, I started using this new property management software, Beaver. 

It's right next to the dam and a lot of the land around there is BLM state park land.

There is a water dam and a working sump pump in the crawl space, but it doesn't keep all of the water out.

,The lease agreement, that I use, pertains to properties, that I own in Beaver County, Pa.Two parts of my lease cover the problem that you have asked about.The lease has been tested in both Beaver and Lawrence County, Pa., and the tenants did not win.

After a little while this would create an ice dam which would then continue up the roof backing water up under the shingles causing roof damage eventually.Another issue I see with it is that it would eventually get plugged up with grit and dirt then water wouldn't flow into your gutter anymore and probably begin to flow where you do not want it to flow.

The 3 major bases in VB/ Norfolk are Little Creek, Dam Neck and NOB.

I worked dam hard to buy the first house or 2 I owned and still work hard. 

When I do, I usually find an eager beaver right here on BP who wants to learn the business.