I don't know where I'd be without him, probably still combing Zillow!

The hard part is combing through lists that are sometimes 30pgs long(tax delinquent list straight from the county)which could literally take hours or even days.

I think I paid $400 and $700 for these inspections.Even though I am pretty handy and have done my share of rehabs the fact that I knew that an inspector was coming allowed me to slack off and not go over the properties with a fine comb myself.

Obviously the lease would have to be gone over with a fine toothed comb to know exactly where you stand.

As a RE Agent I comb the hot sheets multiple times a day looking at New listings, price reductions, back on market, etc.  

If you try cutting and laying at the same time, you're going to waste a ton of time running back and forth between the saw and the bathroom.With some practice, you should get the hang of slapping the mortar down, combing it, then laying the tiles.

Once you figure out your profit level you need to negotiate with the seller a price that fits your profit level.You'll also need to know your market and examine it with a fine tooth comb to see if any deals are feasible.

Here is what you do: First, dig out your closing documents and go over them with a fine tooth comb.

We just joined MAREIA and are combing through the web and fortunately came across BigggerPockets and here we are!

Hopefully going to start combing through Craigslist today or tomorrow and also trying to get a hold of a list for my yellow letters!