"Debris under screened porch" will require someone getting on their belly and removing the debris with a rake, through one of the small service openings along the perimeter.

I ain't sharing no rookie tips, these are pro LPTs and are only for those with fire in the belly!

And we chew the fat while we are chewing on a nice Cab !!

What Bill was saying to avoid is flipping/asigning the Contract for a fat fee.

@Tom Bell, I would be interested in some info on your REIA.

Dreams of starting with nothing, spending no time working on your business and having fat paydays are just that - dreams.

At first my CF sucked, a few years later it’s fat, fat enough that my wife and I don’t need to work.

It takes a lot of determination to chase a deal for that long but you did it and got the fat payoff! 

The other reason is that there are gun toating, beer drinking, fat tailed, hillbillys who think they are Sgt.

Let me try to explain...When you're rehabbing for profit, there are a lots expenses that go into the project (purchase price, rehab costs, commissions, fees, holding costs, etc) and then there is one payday at the end of the project where you get a big fat check.