Purchase price: $115,000 Sale price: $282,000 We took a century home, took it to the studs and completely rebuilt it.

I'm currently considering eXp realty or century 21 for brokerage but I feel fairly new and not sure if I'll be to get the necessary guidance to help me properly negotiate and execute this deal.

Purchase price: $409,000 Cash invested: $61,000 Sale price: $542,000 Mid-Century Modern with huge yard.

Purchase price: $399,500 Cash invested: $55,000 Sale price: $530,000 First Mid-Century Home flip with investor, bought through wholesaler.

If I am the tenant I am thinking how can I get all this amazing office space in the most premium location - a once in a century opportunity - and lock in a great rent now before things normalize and the talk remote work hits the history books for good.

Berkeley county has decent schools and that neighborhood just built a brand new elementary school (BCE.) great spot.

I’m looking at flipping a mid century modern in Fort Worth Texas with my dad.

these scams have been going on for decades if not centuries.. 

I challenge anyone who posted that Coastal So Cal does not have good cash flow to post one reputable reference that indicates CA does not have at least decent cash flow over at least 5 year hold periods.Case Shiller lists the 3 best buy n hold residential cities for this century are Coastal So Cal cities. 

By bringing this house that was built in 1940 into this century.