Would it be wise to be an agent and ALSO manage contractors to keep up with the property im flipping at the time, or would i not have any free time since i will be a salesperson?

He said to go back and figure out what the property was worth in the late '90s (i.e. before the RE bubble began) and add 3% to it per year (what he said is the historical average appreciation for most real estate) up through this year, and that would give me an idea of where the property would likely come back to price-wise.

Flip side (no pun intended) is we get crap appreciation.....if you don't get forced appreciation on the buy.Check Idaho - right next door to you (state wise).

., that are not very visible (because of the darkness of the wall), but still visible somewhat, is it wise to just leave it?

I would appreciate if any of you can take a look at my investment, look at the area where I bought property (NJ real estate is expensive) and let me know whethre I made a wise investment decision or not.

REI Wise was recommended to me, but it's Windows only.

I wouldn't expect the depositers interest to be a huge expense to the bank, since that's pretty small percentage-wise, right?

What have your rentals vacancy rates been like % wise for the year, and where do you have them?

There are always some buyers, so you property has to be more attractive price wise than the others.

Having said that, almost every single trade can be broken down cost wise on a per sq ft basis.