My firm is a good old fashioned brick and mortar accounting firm, and I still work with the great majority of my clients (even those that are local) electronically. 

The white areas on the wall are where pictures were hung and the wall surfaces underneath the pictures were protected against nicotine stains.  

My mom made a killing in real estate but hasn't run a number a day in her life so I am trying to follow in her footsteps in a more calculated fashion.

So, in other words, you want to go behind the bank's back...do you think, just on the surface, that this sounds like a good idea?

If your pockets are TRULY EMPTY then you are not bringing one of the four items to the table that an investment needs: - Money - Time - Opportunity - SkillsIf you can provide either opportunity or skill in some fashion, you can likely partner with someone with the money.

In Texas AT LEAST you need to have GFCI outlets on all kitchen counter surfaces, outside, garage, bathrooms etc. this home had the outside ones since the pool was relatively new and the outlets were put in when the pool was put in.

I will know more on the condition of the units and the building next week, but on the surface this seems like a logical deal.

New roof, HVAC, all hard flooring surfaces (no carpet), upgraded kitchen and bathrooms, landscaping and more!

Your plan is supposed to be: only Offer the amount that YOU'LL pay if a Buyer doesn't surface!...

Hi BP members,I enjoyed a long ,successful, high paying career in the  Fashion business, but  recently found myself on the wrong end of a corporate restructure.