Reading the Ultimate Beginner's Guide to REI would be a good start as it lays the foundation.

Great first step to learning and investing.I highly recommend BP's Ultimate Beginner's Guide, it helps to form a general foundation in the industry.

BUYER will waive foundation inspections and hold SELLER harmless for foundation problems.BUYER has observed possible termite damage.

I highly recommend BP's Ultimate Beginner's Guide, it helps to form a general foundation in the industry.

There's a crack in the foundation that has a small leak that doesn't appear structural and there are a few broken windows and no appliances as well.My agent has made the issues with the house obvious as a part of our offer paperwork but with a short sale I'm sure the bank doesn't consider all the problems with the house like a regular homeowner sale would.

I strongly suggest you stay put because knowing people is the foundation of being a Realtor.

I'm looking for a contractor in/around Colorado Springs who specializes in foundation repair.

I am looking to start working with investors as well as to begin laying the foundation to build my own portfolio of investment properties, whether flipping or holding for cash flow.If there's anything I can do for anyone here in the Portland metro area, don't hesitate to drop me a line.

To be frank most agents cannot distinguish the difference between a $1k foundation issue and a $20k foundation issue.  

He wants to buy the land cash and post it as collateral as best case scenario OR land + engineering & permit costs until everything is ready to break ground (ie a day before demolition/foundation works start) as worst case scenario (say 100-150 land + approved permits). 3.