I want to begin flipping properties in Pittsburgh when I graduate and am looking for advice on the best way to go about that.

In Florida, it seems like a contractors lien would be the way to go to ensure I would get paid back.

Talk to any tax expert and they will tell you that the majority of the tax code is designed to encourage the populace to start businesses that provide the benefits to society that the government deems desirable.

Basically, the wholesaler is requiring me to go through THEIR title company, so I wanted to make sure I get the property with clean title. 

I'll buy the furniture and pay her by the hour to go in and set up, then a photographer to take some really good photos. 

Haven't purchased yet, I'm about to go view the property soon (so rehab is estimated from pics), just wanted to share the prelim numbers so i can get some feedback. 

In my experience, with the exception of showing the unit, there are not too many reasons that i have to drop what i am doing to go to the property.

I was going to go to my first this past Tuesday, but kids were all exhausted.

This won't always work and the auctioneer always works for the seller to get the best price but that doesn't change the fact that at a lot of auctions when you show up and some of the players know each other there's already an idea about how its going to go.

In my opinion that is the only way to go, VRBO is great but it's pretty hands on and you will get way more seasonal people wanting to stay in Park City than you will in Salt Lake.