So far my biggest "weakness" is knowing how to determine rehab costs, ARV, and which improvements give the greatest ROI.

You need to figure out for yourself what your strengths & weaknesses are, and what your short-, medium-, and long-term goals are.3.

Otherwise, you stand to lose some deals from not sounding professional.If cold calling is a weak point, you will have to either work on it or use direct mailing instead.

Ditto if you can show that the seller's agent knew about the seller's deceit and ditto again if you can show that the home inspector could reasonably known that there was a wet basement and didn't uncover and report it.I think the seller would be in an especially weak position if he filled out a disclosure and did not reveal the issue.I'd start by documenting everything you can and then talk with a real estate attorney.BTW, the smell of a wet basement is pretty obvious. 

I’d really like to leverage the equity and build a building but my cash flow is weak since I have a son in college.Thoughts?

Both markets have their own strengths and weaknesses, and that's something you need to determine for yourself. 

The compartmentalization works extremely well, our strengths and weaknesses balance each others to a tee, operating agreement spells it all out so there is never any question of who is responsible for what.We are able to accomplish together things that each of us individually would struggle with.

Albert Bui Pros: mentioned often on BP Cons: accounting module is very weak, expensive for small operations Cost: $1 per unit, per month plus an onboarding fee (equal to two months of service).

China is very susceptible to their own problems, Russia albeit looking weak against Ukraine is the most formidable.

I got a lead a few minute a go at a great price and great home.Its a old farm house in north carolina 3 bed 2 bath 9 rooms total 1600sqftowner got the home as his dream house and started fixing it up room by room. he was able to finish all the rooms and hallways are done except one bathroom and one bedroom needing minor work. in the process of doing the rehab he ran out of money and now needs to move back to ny for some reason he wouldn't disclose to me. he is asking $30000 for the property which is a great deal but.... i decided to call a realtor nearby to get a feel for the market since in never actually wholesaled there before and actually don't even market in the area. the realtor suggested i look else wear because the market is weak there and its a very open land area so not much to run comps on. my question is should i contract this deal any way and see if i can find a buyer that has enough faith in the market there to finish the rehab and put on the market. ower told me he only pays $500 a year in taxes which i found hard to believe unless i was missing something.