That is why you need to be very strict at the intake.  

Hi Pili Yarusi I'd be interested in taking a look as well.  

If you are doing renovation work that needs a permit, find out who your building/electrical/plumbing/HVAC inspectors are for the area you are working in. Take

@Neil Aggarwal Hey, I have a deal, nice 12 unit spot, $120,000, assume that is full market value, cap rate is pencils out to 11.5%, walking distance to the university, nice area, Seller will carry a second at 35% for me, you interested in taking the first at 65% LTV with 12% ROI and a 49% equity position, I won't have a dime in it, but will do the deal and manage it, If you want out after a year I'll take you out and payoff your first (I'll have your note purchased at par at the UPB) I can guarantee occupancy for 5 years, will add lipstick to it over the term with my cut and we will sell in 2020.

Perhaps a BP moderator can assist you in taking this out since you already posted, then you can repost the info without the tenant names.

So I'm looking for properties and thinking about this and that and nothing is looking like a deal to me, because I want to make sure the first thing I bring to him is going to be something he's interested in taking up, you know the whole first impressions thing.

In taking on that project of the conversion I have really taken a liking to the fixing-up of houses.

I echo the advice of all saying to start while you are still in. Take

Hi:I would like some feedback on a potential opportunity that has been presented to me.A bit of context: I live overseas and have a very demanding job that I enjoy and so I don't have an interest in taking time to chase real estate deals.

I have an interesting situation and I'm contacting a lawyer but they have no rights at all right now and me paying back taxes could be the first step in taking over a property that needs to be fixed.