After deliberating I decided to have the property appraised prior to making improvements and figured id get the appraisers opinion rather my proposed upgrades would increase the properties value.

Let the contractor know that you want a thorough inspection and a "worse case senario" repair proposal Of course the water in the basement needs to be addressed too.

She stated she couldn't do the deal for these reasons and the owner asked her to come up with a proposal.

I have a question to propose to the wholesaling gurus and possible the moderator, if necessary.I've been working on wholesaling a number of properties with an asset manager who holds 45 properties of a former builder's inventory of unfinished homes all across Houston, TX.

Biggest thing I would suggest is (if you can) create more value in the unit you are proposing.

I am thinking of offering 165-175.The real question I have is I am interested in proposing a new lease offer to the current new tenant.

After we concluded we wanted to retain this tenant we proposed an 15-month plan to get them to market rent: an initial rent increase of $50, followed by a $25 increase each subsequent quarter until we arrived at market rent.

I think the place finally sold and I got the cash principal and some, not all interest as I expected, but nothing above that.Next the contractor was building new homes on a golf course, actually more of a proposed golf course that was more of a cow pasture.

I keep seeing articles all over the internet discussing upcoming changes and my banker tells me that "the rules are always changing" but I am curious to find a location or two that I can find what changes are coming without having to go through all of the legislation line by line.I guess I am looking for an expert site to help interpret upcoming legislation but not water it down for the masses like CNN, Fox, or CNBC.Thanks!

And the numbers you propose scream newbie analysis.