I want to use every method starting out but by no means would I want to waste my time doing a task that will not lead to any new business or calls from city officials.Thanks!

I want to use every method starting out but by no means would I want to waste my time doing a task that will not lead to any new business or calls from city officials.Thanks!

I don't prefer the 'trial by fire' method when it comes to investments. 

You shouldn't have too much trouble finding an SDIRA provider that doesn't charge for incoming funds no matter what the method of deposit is. 

Chances of those additions being well-done (and not negatively impacting the roofing, plumbing, or electrical systems) is slim to none.  

I know this question has been asked here many times before, one more time will probably not hurt.This is for a small rehab job that includes drywall repair, paint, carpet, basic electrical, plumbing and other miscellaneous jobs.I would appreciate any input on the topic.Thanks,Pingal Sapkota

My wife and I have been using the BP method of calculating operating costs for rentals in Houston but we were starting think that just using say 8% for maintenance, 8% for vacancy, etc is fine for a place that only commands $1000/mo in rent but really penalizes a place that commands $3000/mo in rent making it impossible to find a good deal.

If no, you have to find another method - Subject-to, private money, etc.

What method would be best for noise and most typical for fire code?  

What is your most successful method of finding the perfect deal?