They are currently very successful in what they do but are often reminded daily that there is a lot of opportunity out there pertaining to real-estate and investments and they do a lot of work for people who solely invest in real-estate.

They are currently very successful in what they do but are often reminded daily that there is a lot of opportunity out there pertaining to real-estate and investments and they do a lot of work for people who solely invest in real-estate.

So now I have the house , do the code violations get served to me as the new owners, or do they usually automatically start racking up fines daily to me from the day of closing?

He has rentals, rehabs, HMLs, personal life and much more to worry about on a daily basis which leads me to my point...Make sure you know as much of the financials as you possibly can.

When doing your own tile job, first make sure you are using the correct underlayment for the job you are doing.ex. if you are tiling a shower use a mold and moisture resistant cement backerboard or greenboard.

This is how a good number of investors get started so it is completely possible, but ti will take daily work and patience in finding your first great deal.Thank you Brandon Turner for noting me on this thread.

My home would be mandated to appear as all others...it wouldn't stand out in any way.Granted, I understand the concern of traffic...and normally I may agree...but what about those who car pool...that's additional traffic into the neighborhood daily...teens who drive who also have friends who drive...there are so many examples.

I can see you being on your parents account and them being on yours, but I don't see why you would mingle your finances on a daily basis.

It works very well if you do estimates daily like my company it pays for itself, but is not cheap for the latest version which is awesome!

Some of these REOs im looking at are vacant since 2011 and the lien was recorded from that date, so were talking supposably over $100,000 in daily fines!!