Your sweat equity and ability to see a diamond in the rough is rewarded monetarily, and the new owner gets an updated, move-in ready home.

Just a reminder that our next Worcester event is this Tuesday 9/17, you can read the original post here.

This is part I of "Estimating your Rehab in 20 Minutes" and includes Exterior and Mechanical Systems.

I mean if you have a list of 250+ names on it there's going to be a diamond in the rough.

Let's call it an tired diamond in the rough.

My name is Alejandro Lee (but I go by Alex) and I'm an engineer from Diamond Bar, CA who is new in the BP community.

If you’re willing to go south of pike street, there are definitely a few diamonds in the rough (and some in the area that have already been thoroughly improved!)

The only good thing I can say is I bought a diamond property they managed because they broke the previous owner and I got a deal !

We're thinking somewhere in the general area of around North Bend, down to Enumclaw/Buckley (Hobart, Maple Valley, Covington, Black Diamond, ares of that nature).

:-(Based on my and my partners' experiences, we are giving 2 presentations on tax liens at Black Diamond, including the legal process presented by a MA tax lien attorney, our process buying a portfolio of liens, and the process of going through a service to buy liens in Illinois, which pay 36%. 

@Megan Gleeson  Try Black Diamond... they've relocated a host of different animals for me over the years