as long as the "work" is accepted by the person doing it, to be worth the sweat, blood and tears.i enjoy working 18 hour days.

Of course the last time we were there, it still had a blood alley.In my opinion Ca.'

And I'm happy things turned out as they did, there's no innocent blood on my hands.

Many states require a certified bio-hazard team to come and clean up if it was a suicide with bodily fluids involved,(blood from gun shot, cutting etc.) though if it was a hanging or OD a bio-hazard team is generally not required.

Find out for sure if that is the case.Sometimes zoning has special provisions for "mother-in-law" suites that restricts their rental to the general public and limits the use to somebody of blood or marriage relationship.

I guess you can say you have real estate development in our blood!

Any way.at that time we were buying wholesale deals in Detroit at 60 to 80k per house.. putting the rehab into them of 15 to 25k and they then appraised at 120 to 160k each.. investors pulled all their cash out plus usually a little cash back and were happy with 100 a month cash flow with money in their pocket after close.well it started melting down there actually about 05 06.. and at the end of the day those BRRR s that hundreds hundreds of investors bought went all the way down to 10 to 20k.. it was a blood bath..

Bottom line is you can't get blood from a stone.

The old paint is still in the garage, so I could make those repairs myself, but I know it wouldn't look nearly as nice as a professional repainting job.The kitchen/dining is painted a horrible BLOOD RED color.

Geez @Curt Smith We must be blood brothers.Formula- Buy-Control-Flip  low equity dealsSub2 and rent outLease Option and assign for 3-5%Wrap and re Wrap on Owner financing for spreadFree and clear no loansBuy on Installment Sale, no Dodd Frank if you are not living in it, turn the residence into "paper" "an annuity" for the retiree.Buy 10 of each, no banks, no credit.