An ability to produce b4 and after images is a priceless sales tool.

I happen to be flying out to Vegas tomorrow for my wedding and then my honeymoon directly after! 

I think I have found the image upload!!!!!!!!!

Constructive comments/advise on my analyses: I have attached a few different images of my current analysis: 1. $122K, full price with 20% down, no rehab. 2. 122K, 20% down, $12K rehab (eventual).3. $110,000 offer, 20% down, no rehab calculated. 4.. 110,000 offer, 20% down, with $12K eventual rehab calculated in there.3.

See the image below for the range of skills you need to succeed.Yosef, if you select a location that matches the criteria I listed and have a good investment team, you should do well.Property TypeThe property type (condo, single-family, multi-family, etc.) does not matter.

Hi BP Community,From a financial perspective, should my fiancee and I plan to buy a home after our wedding or keep renting? 

I don't look anymore as my focus is large MF, but I can't image it's gotten cheaper. 

I stumbled over BiggerPockets on you-tube will researching Budget Wedding's of all things, another decision weighing so heavy on my mind.  

Here's a few images of what was left upon move out (could be worse)...Yes, those are holes the size of a quarter in the wall - it cost him (his deposit) $246 to have repaired - apparently the result of a flat screen TV, speakers on the ceiling mounted along the opposite wall, and speakers mounted on the opposite wall...in a 625 sq ft house.

You can type your address in the top right corner and it will pull up an image of your property with the flood lines and designations.