Can't really stand panning across my tablet from one end to the other with a spreadsheet.

Deal still may not pan out, but I'm learning a lot.

I need to pool their money together but I have a question.Typically, do you provide a return on the investment while holding the funds, i.e. while waiting to see if a potential property pans out?

Congrats on making the decision to jump out of the frying pan and into the fire...The real estate investing fire, that is...

I was thinking like those tin ceiling tiles, or worse those 'pressboard/foam' drop basement ceilings.

I while ago I read a post on BP about someone putting slanted drip pans under the sink so that if there is a leak water flows on the floor it is reported by a renter rather than pool and cause water damage especially in a second floor unit.

ours have the access thru the pan overflow cut off switch.

I'm going to try to get prequalified with a few of them and see how it pans out.

Tin Lam, the reason to use a mortgage broker is to stay on the right side of the banking commission or attorney general.the SAFE act now mandates all states have SAFE act provisions at least equal to the federal law.

What sort of advantages, less cost, do you see panning out?