At the very least if this is pursued you should bring in a local investor partner that has experience in ground up development to give yourself a fighting chance.There are calculated risks and then insane risks.Let's keep the content and discussion respectful on here without throwing labels around.

It's a label that tends to be used interchangeably with words like "scam", "ripoff", "liar", "no credibility", and a lot of other negative connotations.

It's usually someone who is unfamiliar with an area who is more likely to place labels like that.

Somehow however, it does seem to be the case that only the rich are publicly labeled as such in the media.

If you're rehabbing and flipping a few properties here and there, then you could label yourself a turnkey provider, but I separate a flipper from a provider as those that focus and specialize their business on a regular volume of renovated properties, typically off-market, and usually sold to investors.

I have purchased both Caroma and Niagara Conservation fixtures as labelled house brands at big-box stores.We also purchase quality fixtures directly from vendors (i.e.

All I ask is that you send me a UPS postage paid label.

I also have a stack of book labeled "to read."

We print those labels off and send out brochures or postcards and hit the direct mail; or I’m sorry listed properties.We don’t sort by expired or out of state owners.

We grabbed the label, and I tried to find it at our local huge liquor store.