It was at least worth $50k less than the new property I am considering (looks like I will not get it if seller holds firm, in any case I did offer $300k) on huge lot in a far better area with direct link to huge employment center.

If a house hasn't sold in a year, with almost any kind of advertising it's PRICED TOO HIGH.Price is what moves units; not LOCATION (despite the old saw), it's not STAGING, it's PRICE.If you don't believe it, try listing the house for a DOLLAR and see how many offers you get.

I'm nearly 21, and I want to get involved in the learning stages of commercial RE development, multi/family housing complexes, and self storage.

For example I use 35 year shingles, walls and trusses on 16" centers, concrete siding, copper plumbing, high quality faucets, etc.

Credit Reports are restricted from being a revenue center for brokers and lenders.

This general laborer will help him with anything needed plus cleanup.He will also be hiring for landscaping, fencing, and final cleaning.We will be hiring a designer to help with colors, staging company to stage the home and I will run numbers to re-list.

I'm with everyone else in thinking you want to totally maximize what you can get from your internet stuff.If you have all those potential profit centers out there to reach and you think you should be able to get $100/day from EACH pretty easy my lord get going on that!

FedEx is finishing a large distribution center near the airport in Henderson now.

I also think that just as many of us rehabbers/flippers have noticed, a staged house seems to sell more quickly than an empty house and to me, a kitchen no matter how nice, without appliances has the same look as an empty, unstaged house.Yet, at the same time I have some questions if this is the right way to go too.

What i know doesn't matter at that stage because their real life experience trumps everything im reading they are essentially way ahead in my view .