Once we factor this in we can decide which projects will be advantageous heading into the winter months, versus which will lead to frustrating delays and longer holding times.So, while weather is a factor and certain areas are less prone to the "winter slowdown", flipping in your neck of the woods is still a great way to start!

Hi James, definitely important to make sure you have a dedicated team in place if you decide to set your sights on investing out of state.

It's cheaper, and we have small cracks forming in between the wood and the drywall edge looking at the windows from the front. 

You moved money from your left pocket to your right pocket...So far (knock on wood) I've never had a past client call me with "you said this wouldn't be taxed as income, you a-hole!"

For example this place is wood frame construction built in 1900.

A house made of brick and wood does. 

We went a little more expensive on cabinets and went with grey wood grain cabinets and used a decent granite countertop.

We added extensive espresso color wood fencing that was very inexpensive to do and and added lots of curb appeal.

I've painted before so I would do the work myself.Following my estimate:1800 sq ft floor - Wood look Vynil floor $2000 USD70 sq ft Corian/Solid Surface - $1200 USD Cabinets Hardware- $200 USDRefacing Cabinets- $3000Paint Outside - $800Paint Inside - $400Total+35% unexpected repairs- $10,000

You've got to pay up for God's shortcomings.For me I cant believe anyone would think they are not responsible .. having worked in the woods a good portion of my career here in Oregon CA and southern WA.. hornets/yellowjacks  are lethal..