Not the kind of numbers I've been seeing here in Los Angeles, but if anyone can teach me where to look, I'd be grateful...

For this I am eternally grateful to Josh and Brandon for putting together such a great  platform for us to use and grow with.

I have not made any kinds of deals but im so grateful for the experience thanks guys.

And in the end I can afford to pay for what they need, and am grateful for the TN Promise money that everyone can get by following the program and doing the community service.In the end I would rather have a financially educated child than have the scholarship money. 

I was bound to make a mistake along the way I am just grateful it was not a huge one. 

First off I feel blessed to be a part of this community and am very grateful to Brandon, Josh and whoever else had their hands in making this possible for us all.

Imagine going through that 6 different times in less than half a year, yes it is very painful, but it is also something that I am grateful for and wouldn't change if I could.  

., but I think now that I've figured out how to scan docs back, and can fix the inefficiencies at the appointment itself, I'll save myself a lot of time.The borrowers were super nice, and had already bought like 10 properties throughout their lifetime, so I'm super grateful that they weren't first-time buyers who might be nervous (because I know I was super nervous).

One of my guys is on his way to look at 2 duplex and a SF on one lot for all in 145k, gross rents of 36k net about 25k, that's more my style You can do better than what you are presenting,  Bob, Grateful for you response.

For your place, check to make sure water from the roof is still flowing away from the foundation (foundation landscaping is often the guilty party), also look to see if there are any sewer/sump grates with sitting water (clogged sewer drains, failed sump pumps, depending on the house layout).