If you don't know it and you throw around numbers, you will only ruin your own credibility and limit your own ability to recognize a good wholesale deal when you see one.

I can’t justify spending multiple thousands on something with fabric that can be easily ruined.

I'd guess that the addition would need to be taken down which could ruin the deal if you can't get it super cheap.

With this being said, if I buy a property under an LLC and lets say the LLC tanks (worst case scenario), would it go against me personally and completely ruin my credit as well?

The biggest danger in using an HML for wholesaling is that if you can't sell it they take the property and ruin your reputation.

I agree that the biggest cancer in all that is the teachers union (and I would add to that the nursing union as well - a small disclosure though - My wife is both a special education teacher and a vocational nurse... and yet) those unions are in away of any meaningful reform.

Long story short, four of my friends got a house together, one of their girlfriends moved in the fifth room and absolutely ruined everything.

I've considered putting the systems up on the roof--just always afraid that a bad install will ruin my roof--just as expensive as a new HVAC!

I have had lenders agree to take larger hits, however, only in extreme circumstances (cancer or serious health issues would be one example).It's not a step by step "how to", but I hope it helps you.

None of those chew on moldings, scratch windowsills, mark the territory on the rug, bite the mailman, ruin the landscaping or chase neighbor kids.Just my 2 cents and good luck in whatever you decide