The "low hanging fruit", as one of my colleagues likes to put it.

You can reinvent the wheel or you can hang onto the coat-tails of an active investor by providing them with something you have (time) and something they don't (time!)

That said....you will have to get your license, and hang it with a managing broker.

Now I definitely want to alert them as im not too pleased at them just hanging up hardi siding for that section; not to mention the surfaces being uneven.

Hello All,I am taking my licensing class now but trying to find a good place to hang my license after I pass my test.

In our market in southern California the price-to-rent ratio doesn't make sense financially, so you have to get creative because the low-hanging fruit has been picked.

I pretty much hang up on people like that. 

@Elliot SmithLikely scenario is that the Seller already knows that the forthcoming required capital expenditures will negate any reasons she might have for being tempted to hang onto it (and may also result in her not agreeing to keep the Note in her name)?

Its a little confusing, I know.Anyway, you can borrow the money from them and give them a note and security deed, which they can record at a later date or just hang on to it. 

I might hang a little sign on the front when you park it at appointment saying now accepting bids to repair this damage or maybe just OUCH!!!!.