For a lower end house I still don't want to go with the rock bottom cheapest of every item.

As far as conservatives in the metro, no doubt many live in less core urban neighborhoods, further removed from the downtown scene (white collar, family-oriented suburbia, like Round Rock, perhaps ?).

The group also meets twice weekly for lunch (Greensboro on Tuesday at Logan's and Winston-Salem on Thursday at Lone Star).

I 'd be interested in lunch at Flying Star with NM investors.

Contingencies mean the buyer can come back and ask for reductions in price, leaving them between a rock and hard place.

I am relocating to the DFW area from Little Rock and want to reach out and do some networking.

The property has the following points in the public records:- Mold - no report- foundation issue - no report- cut out and treated wet sheet rock - no report- basement was cleaned anti microbial - no report- City assessment : 498kwhen I saw the property with my realtor we noticed that in the 1st unit which is a finished basement - I was able to see that they cut the wall and it smells pretty bad (like mold).

I'm looking for super star broker to help me close out my first deal.

I am looking to purchase my first sfr in rock hill sc.

My future father in-law is a realtor and deals with flippers often.So this is the "stuck between a rock and a hard place" dilemma:My plan for lifestyle design is passive buy and hold investments but am I better off fix and flipping?