Use your gut too, if they say they’ve done big jobs and have a ton of experience but need an advance or just look like they washed up off the curb.

The house is 1,800 sqft.When it comes to a cigarette smoke-filled home, combined with the need for a rewire, I am assuming the correct answer is to perform a full gut, right?

You could start with something that needs cosmetic updates rather than a full gut renovation to reduce your risk.Balancing Income: If your current job doesn’t provide a high income, leveraging real estate to supplement that could be a smart move.

Thanks Greg, that’s my gut also.  

My own gut feel is that a 2/4 split would be more reflective of this.  

Sometimes it is a gut wrenching decision but sometimes kicking the person out is the best thing for them.

"mentors" in the business of mentoring for fees are seldom if ever worth what they charge as your gut instincts are telling you......

Trust your gut when something just doesn't feel quite right and don't be afraid to walk away.

We elected to do a built in system because this unit was a full gut with nicer finishes and we were increasing rents to the top of the market.

My gut is telling me that the seller's agent is lying, about whether there are actually multiple offers.