But can be very risky when the market is near its peak - even a slight decline in the value of your home can put you much further under water.

@Jose L Leos Thank you for your service sir!

I would watch the market there because it appears that it may be on the decline.

After the inspection report came back, the house will need the following work (and this comes directly from the inspector): 1-The two oil-fired boilers must be professionally evaluated and serviced by a licensed HVAC technician to determine the life expectancy and the evaluation of the firebox as well as its efficiency.2-The asbestos in the basement must be professionally encapsulated or removed.3-Need to have a licensed plumber REPLACE the corroding electric water heater for the rear unit.4-All items listed in #8 that are asked to be replaced, should be professionally replaced or given appropriate credit for replacing by new owners.5-Need to have a licensed electrician examine, address and replace all wiring throughout the house and garage.

Hi everyone,We own a couple small apartment properties that don’t currently have onsite management and with that don’t have the need for us to have telephone and internet service.

Yes, I'm here locally but desiring to get the best service possible, given my current experience with buy/flips.  

I'm ready to pay cash, rehab it and get renters in.......my main question....Should I first form an LLC and should i hire an attorney or use a service such as legal zoom?

If I can be of service let me know!

Good Morning BP Family, I have googled lead listings and came across a few companies that offer the service; however I would like to know what lead listing services you guys are using.  

One of my co-workers mentioned that there might by a decline in the housing market and that we should wait a year or so to buy any property.