Past trends regarding older generations have usually seen young adults, primarily in mid-twenties, buy bigger homes which are more focused on family building, since millennials are shifting away from these past trends and wanting to live in smaller homes there has been a high demand for said houses.

When it comes to flooring if I am installing wood I always go pre finished, when your done your done.I have a guy that through the years I have fed so much work he always gives me a good bro deal on my drywall needs.Other than those two things and anything else that would require a licensed trade person to do, I do.If I am flipping my own residence which I have done every two years for the last twenty years, I do everything except the two items I hate.

The sellers were elderly and had owned it for twenty or thirty years.

You cannot come back at 90 years old and try the whole thing again, so play life on your terms.I review where I want to be in ten and twenty years and then work backwards.

My name is James and I'm in my mid twenties living in the greater Los Angeles area.

Last year, online, full contract to sign with a Cash Offer, by a guy who had been farming the neighborhood for twenty years.

But if I'm not, I'd hate for you to make the same mistake multiplied by TWENTY in one stroke of your pen!

." - After going back and forth with them I was told I don't really have to do that - good.Conditions to Closing- "The Borrower and Guarantors shall furnish annually, within one hundred twenty days after the close of each fiscal year, income and expense statements, a balance sheet, signed income tax returns with all schedules, and K-1s, personal financial statements, and any other information requested by the Bank.

It is entirely possible to spend $50,000 on updates to a house and end up with a house that is worth the same price or less than you paid for it.My cousins for example bought the house I live in today around twenty years ago for $90,000, fixed it up fixed it up, added a bathroom, rented it out for a decade, and last year I bought it off them for $90,000.

Max Brunke and Charles Street I got about twenty calls from 500 mailers and of those 5 sellers really trying to sell at market price that I passed off to my realtor friend for a referral fee if they execute on it and this deal and one I'm still negotiating with another seller to do a lot reassignment as a joint venture deal with a fellow investor who would build on the lot and give me equity in the duplex or a wholesalers fee for finding it.