Good Afternoon BP familyI just had a question do many investors deal with Tax Liens and do you primarily use them as flips or rentals or what do you do with them and how do you determine that factor?

*Trim molding around the island*Stairs*No shelves in pantry*Casing around the window*1 pendant light left to hang*Register vent covers and air vent under the island*Finish baseboard molding and register vent along the wall*Paint/Spackle touch up around the walls*Tile back-splash not finished*Cabinet hardware not installed*Lazy susan not attachedContractor: (sends me a copy of the bill) and says, "Ok we will address all concerns you have but will not do additional work like the steps until balance is paid"Signed,Please advise!!!

I've noticed that a lot of realtors do not want to get up from the couch on Saturday afternoon to go show a cheaper property for the small compensation, which is understandable, but frustrating for us who are just starting out.

Good afternoon community,I am looking for a successful investor who is experienced in lease options and is willing to chat for a few minutes about their experiences with me.

Good afternoon Jason,  I think it really depends on what kind of investor you want to be, what kind of financing you can obtain.

You can swing by my office any afternoon with a phone call notice before to make sure I'm there and not looking at a house to talk real estate, just google the company address in my sig.

In the afternoon, while at the hospital with my pregnant wife, he called but I was unable to pickup.

I have been lazy about posting this but I had a great experience with @Jesse Burrell at Equity Connect.

Good afternoon, I'm writing to get your opinion on a new property manager relationship I have.

I'm not aware of ANY professional Real Estate Investors who rely on Turnkey Companies (with their glowing pro formas) to buy their properties from, unless they're what I call - lazy Investors, who don't really care about cash flow or appreciation after all. ie.