My goals are hopefully pretty modest.....maybe ultimately 2 deals per year, as I work full time.I admit, that my knowledge is strongly focused on the nuts-and-bolts of the business.....design/construction/skilled trades.....and so I'm on here, trying to enhance my ability to bird dog deals as well as finance them.I've done a little research, and there's a fella buying distressed properties here and there in town, at roughly half of county tax assessment value (which seems to be roughly 80% of actual market value), then mortgaging the very same day at about assessment value.....then rehabbing and reselling within a few months.

It's a very thin platform designed primarily for small landlords that don't need or want the other stuff.

Part of an entity structure properly designed for asset protectionI wish I had a list of all the BP posters who have asked for an example of how not being structured for asset protection caused a loss - Jeff's response is classic, and I'd point them to it.David J Dachtera

There is a large student population for SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design). 

This is probably the case.Do a quick google search on dew point temperatures and exterior wall designs for more information.Hope that helps!

Gleason Design Builders and Contractors inc. 

If you are currently designing or installing a new fence PLEASE, STOP what you are doing and read this post now.Fences by their very nature are designed to keep people out, bring comfort, and relieve stress.

I believe Dave's classes and book are more designed for debt abusers and those that could not control their spending.  

I doubt if we have the hardness you recorded but yearly preventative maintenance of any system is imperative to longevity.Given the precarious attic location I would definitely review the obvious advantages of an on-demand system.I have also designed a simple fix for the 'cold water sandwiching' issue that plagues the on-demand systems with feed water temperature fluctuations common in colder climates. 

of preservation improvementsThe cost of casualty insurance premiums, plus 12% per annum interest.If the property is in an urban renewal or urban redevelopment district (as designated by local city government on their official maps), the redeeming owner must also pay:The value (not the cost!)