I am working on a property where I had to redo the duct work for a permit we had pulled...it was cheaper to pull the gas pack out (you can sell it for good money probably) and install baseboard heating.

If you're looking at using one of these programs, you'll be better served to spend half of the investment in a 6-pack of your favorite beer and the other half by throwing out the window of a moving car.

Since you're new to BP, I highly recommend that you check out The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate InvestmentIt's packed with super helpful information!

If you have an llc there are ways a lease can work out good because of how it’s taxed and written off .A lease for an everyday joe six pack is absolutely a waste of money .

I-95 is usually packed, an hour drive took me 35 minutes yesterday.

Remember that there are simple off the shelf and cheap incorporating packs like one from rocketlawyer or something, but it does not protect you 100%, if you do not maintain your llc/corp books correctly, it will not give you enough protection and those small holes could prick your corporate veil thereby exposing your personal assets.

His Bootcamp was packed with wall-to-wall content and zero upselling to the next level like you might find in other training programs.  

I think people are not as willing to pack up everything and move. 

And, as Tom points out, he shouldn't assume the the deal will go through (and shouldn't move out) until practically at the closing table.We sold our primary residence last week, and didn't start packing until we saw a clear to close from the buyer's lender.

Then when it comes time for you to buy the next house you can buy the next one and then hire movers to come in and pack up your current house and move everything to the new one.