Those big windows in the shower are very poorly placed... they ALWAYS end up leaking at the sill creating all kinds of wet rot inside the wall, plus they're a privacy problem.We replaced them with a "gun slit" approx. 30"-48" wide and 6"-10" high, centered in the wall.

Hi Tiffany,I'm trying to get my feet wet and figure out if wholesaling is viable and worth the effort.

made digital signatures legal valid signatures.However, a digital signature cannot be notarized - the nature of a notary is a person to person verification and ID check making sure the person signing the doc is who they say they are and they are putting pen to paper in front of the notary.Some documents cannot be digitally signed - Sometimes this is law, sometimes it is policy of whoever / whatever administers the document or the intent of the document.Examples:a purchase contract can be digitally signedFHA will allow buyers to digitally sign some disclosures, but sellers have to wet sign.You can't digitally sign a deed - because it has to be notarized.

Mold remediation is simple - address the source of water, remove stained and/or wet soft surfaces and treat with bleach.

I also keep hearing that it's important to get your feet wet and start, do you think it's worth investing in something that doesn't have as high a cash flow but is in an up and coming neighborhood?

Obviously its manufactured wood so i know its going to take a beating but i guess that's just something I've got to work on and mature as i try to evaluate decisions more from a business stand point and not from the perspective of living there myself.For the kitchen i did actually go for real plywood cabinets because i didn't want to invest in something that I would have to then replace in two years after it got wet and started to swell and break down like the IKEA and other particle board options so that wasn't so bad.Now for the issue of bandit signs I can't lie they are definitely NOT allowed in my area.

Looking forward to searching out local deals and getting my feet wet finally. 

10 roofs 10 tax bills 10 insurance policies 10 wet basements 10 closing costs 10 clogged gutters 10 city code inspectors 10 yards to mow .. the list is endless .

Hi Nina,Since you're just getting your feet wet, I'd suggest reading some books and listening to the podcasts in order to get the basics down.

Hi,I'm new to note investing and I am considering a JV arrangement to get my feet wet and learn more about the process.