@Joe Fairless I got too excited man..

Another is to solve your insomnia by reading or skimming through the Dodd-Frank and the SAFE Act.However, here's the rub. we have folks here giving links to these sites and most information is simply misinterpreted as the information pertains to registered lenders or a bank or RLMO, not the average Joe doing a deal.So you have to be very careful in trying to read regulatory guidelines and know where you are in the subject matter.It might be better if you just stick with the news networks, but even they get things wrong or make improper implications.

Generally that starts with the rehabber not having a proper idea of the cost of labor and materials, it then moves on to old construction throwing up surprises you weren't prepared for (plumbing, electrical, structural problems not seen until things are opened up).

Originally posted by @Joe Gore: A good landlord will remove the snow so their tenants can come and go without any problems.

Your money is made from April-Labor Day and hopefully monthly rentals from Snowbirds :)No on reducing Management fees.

@Logan Zanki I agree with @Joe Butcher .

Originally posted by @Joe Delia: Originally posted by Rob K.: What city is it in?

never seen one skewed so hard against the investor finding the deal, doing the brokerage work AND bringing the labor....

Nice to meet you Joe!

Joe Gore