I am from the NW suburbs of Chicago, IL and it took me getting my degree, and MBA to realize I want out of corporate America, and want to build true wealth with real estate.  

I plan on hitting the same addresses about 5 times with varying pieces...letters, zip letters, postcards, etc. 

You will find treatment of "subject-to" will vary, from attorney to attorney.

The draft hood is open on it's underside so that any negative pressure, beyond the minimum required by the boiler, sucks in only room temperature air - rather than sevevel-hundred-degree flue gas, which you have paid to heat.A barometric damper on an oil fired unit accomplishes the same task but a Draft Hood has no moving parts.  

HOA fees kill cash flow, condo laws vary state by state, and there is good reason people stay away (unless you own the building!).

Labor rates vary greatly depending if you are using a licensed insured contractor or not.  

You would probably vary this by the number of bedrooms in each house/unit (i.e. $25 for a 1-bed, $35 for a two-bed, etc.). 

We started out with no money as personal property right out of my undergraduate degree.

If you'd like to check out some of my flips in varying degrees of being finished I'd be happy to show you around.

There are three primary steps that all have varying timelines. 1.