I am now at the stage of selecting all of the companies/individuals I want to work with in order to make an amazing and efficient team.For my Property Manager I very specifically want someone who is INCREDIBLY personable and friendly, someone available 24/7, experienced, and licensed.

If it’s low, could you pay the minimum and instead divert excess money to investments with a higher rate of return?

The wife and I* have moved in with her as her care givers But she has severe Alsheimer / Dementia  Stage 5 showing signs of stage 6 .

David,I am still in the early stages of panning as well and I'll tell you for me writing a business plan and sharing it as I go with people around me is helping me gain some confidence.

Without getting too specific, my mom died unexpectedly, another family member contracted emphysema, another succombed to alcoholism, another was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and fought 2 years with chemo before passing away, another had 6 heart attacks in one summer and a stroke the next year . . .

Excess land is worth less than that area required for it's utilization.

The 5 flips I have done have been successful because of this and it is not worth the finacial risk to do a deal if the numbers don't work.We are waiting to hear on a short sale approval this week and I am anxious to see if and when this "shadow inventory" starts hitting the market.I have found I love rehabbing and staging, but it is also a life balancing act.

States may limit the time a borrower has to redeem excessive equities and some may not even address it, that's what judges do, provide equity in law.

Threats of non-payment are a non-probable possibility and can be mitigated through personal guarantees.Rephrased, how do I make a fair profit while not trying to be excessive.

The finish is so nice...and the photos and staging really make it shine.