.- You could also try selling to another naive investor, but you don't have the infrastructure to do so easily. 2) You'll need to evict the tenant if you haven't already.3) Have 2-3 agents tour the property and take videos of their recommendations of repairs.4) Review all of these to create consensus Scope Of Work (SOW). 5) Get 2-4 bids on the SOW6) Review bids to determine cost effectiveness of what to actually do.

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I wanted to reach out regarding a serious matter involving Jay Tenenbaum (and Seth Gershberg his partner), as I know you are an servicer/educator and wanted to make sure people that you surround yourself with don't fall victim to his bad business practices.

Also was wondering if I would need a real estate license to wholesale in PA or the surrounding area. 

I'm in search of a good land use lawyer who can help me negotiate public infrastructure I am being required to pay for near Waynesville, Ohio (Wayne Twp, Warren County, exurb of Cincinnati/ Dayton) in association with a small subdivision I am constructing.

Real estate investing Conferences/Expos - These are a great way to completely immerse yourself in real estate investing for a couple days, and be surrounded by like minded people the entire time.

I own the surrounding lot and was the second bidder.

We now have rentals and flips all over NE Florida and aren't so limited but that came with more experience and learning more about those surrounding areas.Would love to hear more about what you and your husband's goals are with investing!

check surrounding homes. 

I understand that that a home in Jerome Village would already have property tax, that would include additional fees for the roads, infrastructure, etc. and that it's based upon "millage" and the home's assessed value.