I financed that with a friend, plus credit cards, and accounts at local hardware stores.When the job was finished, the house appraised at $170k. 

I certainly don't agree with a Landlord change their fee structure during a disaster so they can continue keeping their wallet fat while their client suffers.

I was in the hardware store yesterday listening to a restaurant owner bragging about the killing he made in March and looking forward to April's lockdown.

One of the keys to it working is that the tenants cannot spray their own stuff they buy at the hardware or food store.

I am a college student and I work at a hardware store where a large amount of our customers are contractors and landlords.

As I mentioned in another thread- I was in the hardware store 2 days ago and I listened to a restaurant owner boast about the profit he made in March and looking forward to April.

I don’t know if anyone has any opinion on this or not… I work at a hardware store full-time one of those “essential “businesses but I also flip houses… I use a register Florida Corporation to purchase my house and I’m wondering, if anyone knows if there’s anyway of getting a part of that small business stimulus package offered by the government… Just wondering… Any other opinions?

It really only needed some minor repairs to the french doors (handle hardware), some paint, repair and clean off the decks and it was good to go.   

Organizing paint and hardware within rentals; in preparation of future repairsIs anyone else taking this time to improve their RE portfolio operations?

During this time I would be saving that $1,200 I was paying in rent for the prior two years since I am used to that money leaving my wallet and save it towards my next downpayment on a rental property.