You gotta dig a bit deeper and you'll find some deals that cash flow , you are in a great market it looks like.

Pull out the shovel and dig a little bit more.

Install 4" perforated pipe (with a mesh sieve, sleeve), pitched to the lowest point and dig a sump.4.

.* Try to find the owner's name * Try to find what year the house was built* When it was sold last time and what was the price it was solf for* What is the current Tax value (Having a CMA from your agent is even better)* Is it foreclosure or notKnowing some/all of these information will help you filter down the different houses you are looking at.Some of this stuff are public records, and some others, you need to dig a little deeper.Let me know if you have any questions or if you need help.Best of luck.Thanks!

Will ask my GC to dig a trench around to house and pour the liquid after mixing water.

Dig a hole in the ground and save it 9.

Dig a hole in the ground and save it 9.

We’ve been guided with common and alternate approaches to dig a little deeper to find good investment properties, approach homeowners directly, checking online classifieds, social media, FSBO…….But here are three ideas when quality time in effort has been invested has paid off big: Contact Property Management CompaniesFind them, call them, network with them, and find out if they have owners that plan to sell.Contact Self-Directed IRA officesIn some ways, a self-directed IRA is like a traditional IRA or a Roth IRA.

I will need to dig a little bit deeper into which type of mortgage loan I could qualify for.

If it was in the middle of the yard and would result in you having to dig a trench 10 feet down in the middle of your front yard if it collapsed, then I would be more concerned.