It seems like even the unlicensed, uninsured, and no company name etc. is pulling prices out of the hat thinking they can get it.

That would also secure you a 1/8 interest in a commercial level hat concern that competes with the worlds largest hatters without overhead.

If I am getting this wrong someone please tell me.DavidIf your just looking for a place to hand your hat for a little while and not a permanent you should definitely look at doing a duplex, triplex; I don't know about the area your in.

We both work in Real Estate; my sites are all over NewEngland, and my wife works in Boston, but could find positions in Waltham, Marlborough orWorcester at the drop of a hat.

The house is wired this way because they furred out the walls and could only fit a short 1 gang box on the furring strips.

Haha, I love it hat advice, 6am at home depot looking for daily supervisors.

I don't know how many houses you have purchased/sold yet, but if you have already done so and worked with a few agents, you can start a discussion with their brokers about 'hanging your hat with them'.

I would like to address the Realtor vs Investor hats in wholesaling...

My only other thought is to draw a name out of a hat or to ask them to submit a bid for the rental price.

Quick note, my hat is off to you for structuring a real estate partnership the way I always suggest when there's the possibility of future Fannie-type loans in the pipeline.