(Each property is unique and may have HOA rules.)

Short answer yes if you are starting out good to establish a relationship - my case is unique to the marketplace.

If you flip/manage rentals, the best thing you can do is have a sense of humor when it comes to the variety of tasks you'll end up taking on.

No, you cannot win this argument, except in some very unique circumstances.

good afternoon. I am looking into buying my first deal and I've ran into possible a brick wall. It's a 3 bed 1 bath house and a duplex 2 bed 1 bath on the same lot. They're only asking 117k but so far the banks I have...

I hope to someday marry my love for art, photography and Realestate investing, to create something that is unique and desirable.I look forward to hearing from those who have a positive and honest perspective and who are looking to be supportive and inspirational.

Hello,I'm hoping someone can recommend an attorney here in Atlanta that can work through title issues, we are ready to close on a deal but we ran into an issue where her brother who has interest In the property passed...

You think it’s a good trade off to pay a property manager to do such a simple task, but they aren’t doing it !

Whatever method brings the most $ will be determined... and then the auctioneer will notify the bidders how the property(ies) will be sold and will open up final bidding until everything is sold.Of course every auctioneer has their own unique way of doing this, but that is the general idea.

It could be free labor, doing grunt tasks, or paying them.