Hey if you're looking for a wholesaler in the Central New York area look up the member Nichole Wall she's always looking for new connections

(I worked as a broker intern on Wall St., which despite hating the job and what that brokerage was about, did help me with my phone skills.) 

it was a major waste if time. 

Number 1 its a tax right off, number 2 if I send out a house and someone responds I always make them show me via or fax proof of funds that they are a qualified cash buyer before I go wasting their time, mine and the sellers. 

I don't waste my time with them any longer.  

Just bought our first rehab and want to remove some walls.

I am not a huge fan of garden apartments but this building is built out to have a legal basement with very good access and ceiling height so hate to waste that value add if we can contest or file a few documents and get a legal 4th unit.  

okay here is a little story about this house. i bought the 1200 sqft house for $14k from a owner, and spent around 12k for remodeling such as a new wooden floor, paint inside/out , window and tiles and some new dry walls.  

., you would be AMAZED at how good that room could look, with re-stained parquetry (sorry, I agree with @Max Tanenbaum), and PROPER colored walls (it's that BLUE that wrecks the room - which really IS from the seventies)!

Dollar for dollar, life insurance will provide 2-3 times the income of traditional wall street investments.