I have followed some of the forums on BP for a while now and think it is about time I join.I am purchasing a large number of single family homes throughout the Salt Lake area with a group called Restore Utah.

To leave it with the property owner might cause some individual homeowners to lose their home but then an investor that can handle fixing the problem will be able to benefit and restore the home to functionality.

That gives us some good passive income and benefits as a safety net, and it opens me up to new opportunities to learn and do new things.I've owned 4 houses before, including completely restoring a 1940's dutch colonial in Ohio that I did almost all the work on, but we currently rent as it made more financial sense for the moment.

Because if I'm understand the 50% and 2% rule, then I'm doing thing the wrong way.Also after I finish the paint job and floors should I focus on my next purchase or should I focus on restoring the carriage house first?

I'd go if you were the speaker :) FYI: I have a successful construction company(rennovations, storm damage restorations) here just looking for ways to integrate REI into this market and yours when it gets there.

If those are not met, it is not covered under the ADA nor the ADA Restoration Act.So, if it is not obvious how this dog is a service dog, I'd ask for documentation on the task the dog performs, the training it received for it and how that task mitigates the disability the person claims.Legitimate owners of service dogs should have absolutely no problem proving their claims.

The restoration cost to correct this pre-existing defect is a capital improvement.

If it was we both have interests in having a restored fence.I think it is also a rental, so I will have to cotact the city to talk to the owner.

It appears as if the current owner has no interest in fixing or occupying the property, so my goal to contact her and make a low-ball cash offer using hard money, do a full rehab/restoration, and sell it for profit.

But luckily and strangely enough, I had two separate guys approach me pitching their restoration services.