For those of us who think one week a little facial hair looks good and then shave it off a week later.

There are the good and bad at all socio-economic levels, well, until you get up to the cream and default is highly unlikely, but they don't rent in this area, they buy.

Many of the houses were built in the 50's, have had DIY low end remodels, are 2500-3000 sq ft, and are around $350k.

9.69 cap rate14.1 COCSeems just shy of a great deal to me.Definitely check out the property to get a better idea of its condition, but I'd go in planning to shave at least 15-20k off that purchase price.

I think you are not allowed to shave or trim the facial hair until you close.

I like some of the Glocks but apparently their GEN 4's have had some issues. 

You are just buying the assets of the business and not the liabilities.Having said that Cold Stone is  a seasonal product of ice cream.

If you start the purchase process early, you could shave off weeks of holding costs which also have value to your flipper friend.

It seems like their website, blogs, podcasts and forums can shave significant time and hassle off an aspiring investors learning curve.

We have a shaved ice stand in Lumberton, and we're both very entrepreneurial so we're always looking for the next thing to get our hands in.