Most states have statute on the circumstances that allow "transient guests" to transition to legal "long-term tenants."

After that let dry for 24 and sand nice and smooth for painting.All the sludge needs to be disposed according to law, which can get pretty expensive.

But the new tenants were willing to wait & the transition was great.In the days of our 'rent to owns' we would do the same & schedule an open house as soon as we got notice of them vacating & we never had any problems.However, last year we did have one very difficult, miserable, stubborn, mean, impossible woman who would not comply.

Everyone knows it, since the city has invested in both river front improvements and it's the closest east side zip to downtown hipster activity (6th Street, etc).Frankly, the whole east side is in transition from what was highly ethnic/lower income in years past to a vibrant, "hot" address for techies, DINKs, singles and those urbanites who want to be near the arts, jobs and "scene" that Austin is famous for.

That house has given us an opportunity to get some rehab experience and we have started building relationships with a really good electrician and a couple of other handyman types.From what I have seen on BP I should be looking to get involved with a local REI club to start building relationships but I have not been able to find anything around here.Hoping someone with local knowledge on BP can steer me in the right direction for attending some central california meet ups.My goal to build a stable quality REI business over the next few years and eventually transition into this full time.Glad to 'meet' everyone and I promise to stop lurking and get more involved on the BP site.

Make sure you spread either of these smoothly and evenly to minimize final step because they are much more difficult to sand than drywall mud.Post back if you gave any more questions.Good luck

Looking to make my transition into investing from there.Good luck on your contractor search and in your investing journey!

Has anyone used America's Auction Network to purchase property and how smooth was the transaction?

I want to transition some junker apartments like Filipe and then refinance and pull out funds then rinse and repeat until I grow my empire ;-)

The apron is the transition between the roadway and the driveway, and is usually thicker than the driveway itself (hence why it costs more).Here's a pic I swiped off Google: