Dave Ramsey gets a lot of flack on here but you gotta admit his philosophy works .I'm not too keen on his investing strategies but Dave is right that the Bible has proven sound concepts on dealing with finances .There is a reason Jewish people ,although a very small percentage of the country ,have a great portion of the nations wealth and I say that in a very respectful way .

What I bring to the table is:* strong analytical skills* come from a family of builders, so pretty proficient in finding the "gotchas" pretty quickly* fairly keen sense of aesthetics & what aspiring renters prefer* good knowledge of basic maintenance and repairs * 30+ years of marketing/marketing communications background* strong negotiating skillsWould love to connect with others in the area. 

She also is an experienced house flipper and home remodeler with a keen eye for design.

I’ve heard about municipalities and counties not being too keen to new development due to there being little  additional tax revenue  gained, but was  hoping I could get my foot in the door since there were already existing mobile homes in place. 

So far, I have the plans and permits ready to get started, however, whenever I introduce my intentions, they are not so keen in taking the job since it's an investment property.

My clients' feedback was they thought the home was very nice and liked the garage/workshop, but they were not too keen on the area.

Things I'm not entirely sure yet/Would like to get inputs:1) Never dealt with hard-money lenders so far and would like to know more2) Never dealt with wholesalers, so keen for feedback on what to look out for2) I have a breakdown of repairs, will share if required but confident that this will come under 75k (Current estimate is 60k)Open to any suggestions. 

Open to any feedback and keen to learn from all of you. 

If they can find something they think needs work on I’m game.Dieggo, it’s in Keene, NH.

I'm not too keen on those types...don't get me wrong.