There are plenty of opportunities in the Garden State.I can go to them and keep my finger on them.

The beauty of this method is that it leaves lots of room, so even if everything doesn't go perfectly the deal can still be a success story.I'm curious, if you'd like to share - what is the cash flow after expenses (utilities, gardener, maintenance, property tax, property management?)

Yes, I worked with Realtor Brenda Martines with better homes and gardens.

We use a respirator with two HEPA filters, seal the doorways inside the house, remove everything from the room, cover walls and floors with plastic and we wet the ceilings with a garden hose or HUDSON SPRAYER 4 to 5 times until the popcorn turns to mush.

. - Top unit is a newly renovated 3bd - 2.5ba duplex up- Garden unit is a 2bd - 1baThe building has a 2 car garage located in the back What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

If the foundation was concrete, I would actually bring a garden hose into house to add more water. 

It's a smaller unit (2 bd, 2bth, 900 sq ft) garden style condo in a resort/sports club.

Locations where the houses have a low price cap like Sunnyside, Kashmir Gardens, Baytown, and some areas in Missouri City would be places not necessarily ideal for flip investments.

People have also been reading more, making music and gardening more, according to data on sales of recreational books, musical instruments and seeds.

I have a few contacts at Spring Garden Lending that can refi and give a 30 yr fixed with no seasoning period, the only thing they require is to have tenants signed on an annual lease.