@Matthew Paul I like that expression, but I've never heard of that one - does that come from the Indiana Jones, 'switching sand bags' as weights in replacement of a gem stone/chalice scene?

Maybe there's more going on behind the scenes? 

I got it all cleaned up (special crime scene clean up is expensive thank God for insurance) and was terrified it would not rent and that the neighbors would run off any prospective tenants with the story.

If you haven't already already joined one, you will get a good overview of the investing scene in your area (or the area you want to flip in) by networking with other investors, wholesalers, and agents in person.

My name is Erin and I am pretty new to the Buffalo scene.

Reminds me of the movie scene from the “Big Short”.

Currently, I'm just learning and trying to get into the local networking scene to try to meet some people.

Should you want to learn more about the behind the scenes operations of another successful TK company, we are also happy to show you what we're up to here in Indy.  

After being an active broker for 30+ years, I would encourage you to become a licensed agent and then broker.The experience of inspecting many properties on a daily basis, learning the listing as well as the selling side will only up your game when it comes to negotiating with a seller who's property you want to buy.Some of my best and most profitable 'flips' were because I went out on a listing call, knew the property values and was first on the scene. 

If you’re young you might like to downtown scene but when you have a family the appeal to walking around with your 4 year old next to intoxicated 18-22 year old army kids loses appeal fast.