Westland is west of Dearborn Heights, borders Garden City, Livonia, Canton, Northville, Farmington Hills, etc, etc.when i first saw it in march, it had a lot of junk, but the owners moved out yesterday and they had removed EVERYTHING from it. just super pleased. it was purchased for 60k and i am thrilled. the inventory is so low right now that i can patch some holes, put a coat of paint and literally have a bidding war at 85k. but.... that's not what i want. that's not what i am after. i want the "passive" cash flow. i want the monthly checks. 

Southern California is truly an animal of its own kind and it hasn't been easy searching but surely something will come up.

The house is outdated, ugly wall paper, laminate butcher block kitchen counters, appliances are old but they do work, and needs a coat of fresh paint.

Two coats of primer and two coats of paint for doors, and they will look brand new.

I feel like its fairly simple--spray the ceiling w/ some water and scrape down the texture. then skim where you need to and paint it flatI ask bc I've gotten 4 quotes:-$500 to scrape and skim if needed-$400 to scrape and up to $300 to finish/skim-$1750 to scrape and skim 2 coates-$1375 to scrape and skim Such a huge gap. is there enough to mess up here that i'd need to pay over $700 for 865' of ceiling to scrape and skim?

That's a different animal.   

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I have a situation where my tenant has found a squirrel in the chimney and called a perfossional to take it out who has charged him $125. Tenant says the screen was ripped and that's how the squirrel got in bu...

Hey guys just came across a listing that has an animate image or a short video as their cover photo.

It's just a different animal that rehabbing something de the 80's.

Long distance landlording is one thing but long distance rehabbing is a completely different animal