However, having another job is going to be one of the biggest factors in this, particularly if the other job is full time.It is honestly very difficult to say with a straight face that you work 40 hours per week in a job and 41 hours in real estate without pretty much anybody raising an eyebrow at it.The other issue is, even if you don't have a full time job elsewhere, being able to honestly say that you spend 14 hours a week in real estate is also tough if you aren't in the middle of a remodel almost continuously.I'm not saying you don't qualify.  

The whole reason for this was to make him some money but he is mad that I opted to refinish the nice maple hardwood instead of throwing carpet back in, and I had to completely remodel 2 bathrooms and I replaced lath and plaster with Sheetrock where he wanted to just mud the cracks.

You will soon find out that Kitchen and Bath remodeling is the most congested and most least profitable market there is.

I am Mark, a remodeling contractor in Haslet (N.

We buy properties, tear them down and build new ones or remodel them and sell.

For instance, one house that looks a little dingy from the outside just had a 40,000 remodel permit pulled two years ago.

I am currently looking at several properties to flip that have varying remodel requirements.

Let's do that now:http://www.hoodwinkedhouse.com/real-estate-fraud-t...This is about "predatory remodeling," where the investor commits fraud by doing a crappy remodeling job. 

Having the water turned on is good, but 90% of the time there is at least 1 leak and therefore don't discover the other 25 leaks.The one thing about this home is that it's 90% remodeled.  

The first was a 3 br/1 ba foreclosure for $50,000 and I sank another $7000 into a kitchen and bath remodel.