Electricity functional but numerous errors.

viewArticle=&articleID=5592615547318571082&gid=1197687&type=member&item=105422592&articleURL=http%3A%2F%2Frealtormag.realtor.org%2Fdaily-news%2F2012%2F04%2F02%2Fbidding-wars-are-back-agents-say&urlhash=XhrO&goback=.gde_1197687_member_105422592Found this article as well.

IT takes 2-3 calls plus numerous emails to get a response plus when he does call he sounds like its a bother for him.

This is hardly a war zone you're targeting there... just stick pretty close to the 50% expense rule and you'll be fine with reasonably diligent management.Good luck.

After a few more contractors and numerous discussions with the county the issue has finally been resolved.

I've looked into them numerous times and concluded that it was cheaper to pay a guy to make dump runs.

I'm sure it's been asked NUMEROUS times, but, how easy is it to put a property under contract in an LLC and then wholesale the LLC to an end buyer in a double close?

I remember numerous real estate agents patting themselves on the back because they bought great properties that would appreciate even if they had to ride some negative cash flow for a few years.

So real estate can be a get rich quick, get rich slow, get poor slow, or get poor quick game, depending on strategy, risk, timing, luck, and numerous other factors.

There are numerous examples on the web just like the one attached below.