Maybe we could scope potential RE deals from the air, or a new type of yellow letter marketing: Tow a banner that says "call xxx-xxx-xxxx to sell your home today!"

Maybe that is what is causing her be "somewhat depressed".The getting high from second hand smoke is ******** he might smell it but unless the neighbor is in a 5x5 room sealed and air tight I'm raising the red flag on this one.

I will come back here and periodically give you all an update on how I'm doing each week.Here is a brief summary of what I gathered from the walk-through (applies to both units unless specified):Get paint inspected for lead on the exterior, Repurpose hardwood floors, Replace all windows then board them up, Replace back door (unit 1), Full rehab in bathroom, Fix electrical panel in kitchen, Gut all walls and floor in kitchen down to the studs (unit 2), Repair hole in bedroom ceiling (unit 2), Add appliances and countertops, Replace hot water heaters, Rewire outlets, Add air conditioning unit, Fix plumbing in kitchen and bathroom, Paint entire house inside/out, Work on Landscape in the back, clean roof and gutters, add down spouts for gutters, add gas meters, and gut and redo the small balcony off the kitchen.I would appreciate it very much if you seasoned investors will give me your input, suggestions/advice, and comments.

It has central heat and air.

People didn't know how to book travel packages -- it was complicated to find the best deal on combined air travel, hotel, car, etc.

"Sheesh I feel dumb *** high and haven't even put it in the air yet.......

Originally posted by James Hiddle:I for one would like Will Barnard to do a flip show and show how it's done :mrgreen:Funny you mentioned that, I started to work on doing one as I have a great idea for one, the problem I found after speaking to a friend in the biz is the time and cost factor for me to get it on air.

Startled the crap out of me as I jumped about 4 feet straight up in the air and kicked the foot turning baby squirrel into flying squirrel.

You can check out The District (a huge shopping center in Tustin next to the old Tustin Marine Corps Air Station).

Condensation on the inside pane of a window means the inside surface of the window has fallen below the dew point of the air inside.