There is no reason why you should not be able to borrow more than you put in if the value is there.

You don't want to look at a rehab project like this:Bought it for 30, fixed the kitchen which adds 10 in value, put in granite counter-tops which ads another 5, replaced the flooring which cost me 10, fixed the roof which cost me 10, replaced the windows which cost 5 but adds 10 in value, so the ARV will be the sum of all of this.

So I've been looking for a few months, put in a few offers with a Realtor and nothing really worked.

You would have one month to study, a month to train at the brokerage, two months to find clients, search properties, put in an offer and a month to close.

ask him: Dad, if I get good numbers, how much are you willing to put in?

Any amount of profit is fine, as long as it was more than you originally put in.

Dear BP Experts:Was looking at a home up for short sale in GA (Fulton county) and planning to put in an offer.

Have the Quebec Land transferred into the company name, subdivide the lot and pay for a road to be put in, then sell the lots individually. - We could create a Family Trust to help transfer the Lot across into our ownership.

The more time you put in the more confidence you will build.

I walked because the restrictions ( requiring approval before leasing) didnt work for me.Actually, there were only a couple of units being rented at the time in the complex which was built in the 70s but the leasing restriction was put in place in 2011.HOA Restrictions actually do make sense for a couple of reasons. 1) Owners take better care of their units than renters.