Throughout this time, I have been thinking a lot and researching about whether it would make sense to continue spending the time renovating, or if I should buy refurbished, or if I should even look to purchase new.For those who are experienced in this space, I was wondering if anyone has ever done a financial case study to see if manually building a HUD code approved mobile home (via Home Depot materials) could potentially be cheaper than purchasing new?  

Hello EveryoneOver the past year and a half, I have been studying and researching and learning as much as possible about real estate.

Hello BP Community,My partner and I each own or own home, have one buy and hold under our belt, and have been studying the BRRRR methodology, which is how we plan to scale.We're interested in a duplex (built in 1915 - not an uncommon age for our market) that needs a pretty solid overhaul.

I used Exam Smart to study before my test also.Hope that helps.

We’ve been studying and listening to podcasts for almost 2 years now.

I discovered he had lost everything and was homeless, poor guy.You really don't know this guy, and if he's not returning your calls, it might be best just to move on and find someone who is more interested in helping you.Acting like this is probably wasting your time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Hi my name is Dylan Cronkhite, after several months of studying I have passed my Washington real estate brokers examination!!!

It doesn't happen often, but we did just discover another fraudulent deed.

And many, many much more serious lies were discovered during their tenancy.  

When reviewing Toledo properties you will discover that the Toledo market is different from all others, not to mention, extremely low purchase prices on fixer uppers as compared to their retail value, Toledo is full of promises.