However, I started ramping up towards the end of 2015 by finally reading ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ (found at another thrift store), buying J Scott's books on flipping houses and Brandon Turner’s books on rental property investing, listening to the BP podcasts (I’m on episode 108 as of now), and engaging more on the BP forums.This is my typical day now as a Newbie RE Investor: When I wake up I open the BiggerPockets app on my phone and I read and engage in the forum posts.

That small water leak can end up breaking your foundation, damaging your neighbor's property, or just causing a black mold problem from hell.2)  You sound scared. 

We purchased the house for $70k and put in $80k on foundation, framing, moving the kitchen, adding HVAC, rewiring the knob and tube, redoing the hardwood floors, and exterior.  

My thought process is reguardless of how many struggling-to-support-a-family wholesalers there are, its a good foundation for any type of REI.  

If you go into a flip with only a $10k margin, what happens if you get in and find a serious under foundation leak and mold issues you knew nothing about?  

. **** is slated for a new foundation and windows this spring, followed by extensive landscaping.If you care to discuss this matter further, you can reach me at: **** (a New York number that I brought with me when I moved here) or****@***.com Thank you for your time.

I did find a case which can be found at 316 F.Supp.2d 1201, whereby a dispute between two companies over use and possession of a property, one with equitable and one with real title.

It's not to say I'm an "expert" now, but I definitely feel like I have a strong foundation.  

  $22k sounds about right....but I am not a concrete foundation specialist.

I've been looking for a good deal and came across some properties that is below the market price; however, there has been foundation repairs.