I am in the middle of a second project and want to get the first sold!

I am in the middle of a huge deal.

I can't tell if it's weeds or ivy all around the front but once all that is pulled out it will help clean it up a bit.

I have only been a company since the middle of March.

Would it be fair to just go for a middle ground between a conventional loan and a HML?

I made a move to invest in the Hampton Roads area last year -- primarily buy and holds but I am in the middle of my first flip now.

I coach lease options so here is the skinny on FLIf you want to do one or two lease-option assignments or  wholesaling lease options, you're probably not going to get a lot of complaints from realtors and brokers about brokering without a licenseThe big thing in Florida is advertising properties for lease option if you don't have title without a licenseYou want to act as a principal not as agent for or as an agent; with license you can act as a principal and not "agent for" the department of Florida real estate want you to be licensed if you're doing lease-option assignments even if you are a principalIn a sandwich, staying in the middle, if you can have 3 months reserves in case the tenant buyer does not pay and you have to evict, that is prudent.  

This would cause the Block joints to seperate and shift . also at top of blocks the Sill looks rotted and worn out middle picture : shows more Footing damage and Block seperation .

I am in the middle of trying to close a deal and have a question pertaining to the rehab part of it.

I work at a tourist attraction and environmental organization in FL which happens to be located right smack dab in the middle of a residential area of the city.