In my situation, I gently probed for their "future plans" before non-renewing just to see where their head was at. 

(I get rid of it in a real reno) One thing that makes old wiring less of a high wire act is using the push in connectors rather than wirenuts for that add-on piece if you need it, same for installing lighting in the old massively overfilled ceiling boxes without trying to untwist and twist ancient wire.Originally posted by : During the final inspection, the electrician had to pull out the code book and go through parts of it line by line to show the inspector he was wrong.

But I'm going to put a twist on this.

Hi all - newbie and first time poster. I will soon be facing a scenario in which I'd appreciate the community's input. In 2015, my girlfriend and I purchased a condo in a hot neighborhood of Chicago. To get technical,...

It was like playing a sick and twisted game of real estate telephone.

I assume you can get a deal.I think it would be a neat twist to the tiny home thing.

i realize this topic has been discussed before but i have a little twist on this question.according to PA law one does not need a re license to manage own properties. what if i create an LLC that will manage properties that i and my holding LLCs own (and ONLY those properties)?

I'm pretty new to the investing game, so be gentle after reading this. i must be poorer than i thought, if someone offered me $500 to drive 20 miles (not all day) i would do it in a heartbeat. sounds like your agent either doesn't really want to represent you or maybe not investors in general. if he had much experience working with investors i would've hoped he would have told you upfront about his issues with small commissions.

I like to get a few bourbons in me and call and play 20 questions about how many deals they've done this year "well..uh..umm.. "  ..that's what i thought.Its a MLM scheme with a real estate twist.

I think there is some selective twisting of what is really going on here.