There has to be a few youtube videos for that.Kudos,Mary

Originally posted by @Mary Shea:If, as @Chris Field mentioned, they put down a deposit equal to the upgrades, AND sign an agreement of intent with a clause that if they back out, they get none of their deposit back, you win if they back out.

I used to live in Lake Mary, and really like the area around that like Longwood or Sanford (The good parts).

I cant resist a house that needs some work and DIY is practically in my blood. I

Also I didn't know anyother way.This was the most killer point in the entire thread:A common theme seems to be out of state investors buying cheap houses, doing $5,000 cosmetic "rehabs", renting them out, bragging about the positive cash flow for awhile and then BANG, a few months later they are back on BP, screaming bloody murder and complaining about the leaking roof that has caused a ceiling to collapse. and then we have Big @Ben Leybovich , piling on, pointing out the smeared lipstick on our $30k pigs, dancing on the dead carcass of the out of state investor, and "P r o b a b l y" wagging his "I told you so" finger at his computer screen, and grinning ear to ear as he pats himself on the back for being right again.  

Originally posted by M Marie M.

My property is a Hail Mary (long pass) from the largest inland lake in Michigan. 

Originally posted by @Mary lou L.

Small town rentals are usually word of mouth, everyone already knows Mary Lou is moving out and just call Billy Bob if you need to rent.

Mary McAllister, Broker Associate, Diane Turton Realtors