Leave your meat in too long and it becomes salty, so you'll want to err on the side of too little time as opposed to too much.Aside from the Thanksgiving Turkey, the other two things that I think lend well to brining are fried chicken and pork chops.

Once that's complete then HVAC, electric, plumbing, and some exterior work gets started.

One stucco contractor gave us a doom and gloom scenario about repairing the exterior.

The big expenses for the HOA would be the roof and maybe paint for the exterior?

It's just how this business works.A Property Management Company has to treat everyone fair but at the end of the day a Property Management Company is in the middle of two opposing sides.

never too late. you have a shorter amount of time to work with opposed to a younger investor. but jump in the waters great lol. good luck

I'll start off by saying that I am currently a foreman for a home builder, and so am approaching the world of house flipping from the Contractor side as opposed to the Real Estate side, and with that in mind, please pardon my ignorance in many areas--although I think this may be why most of the information I find doesn't quite fit my needs.My name is Shawn, and I am trying to work my way into my first "official" home flip.

Net profit $28k.I happen to love condos/townhomes because I am not responsible for exterior items such as roof, siding, landscaping, etc. they also require very minimal investments and minimal risk exposure.

An basic exterior entry door (pre-hung) will run you $300, an interior prehung door will run under $100.

Flipped in an 8 week rehab including cosmetic, electric, plumbing, and landscaping improvements to the interior and exterior of the home, adding one bathroom and a back deck.