Wouldn't the commisions for the agents come out of the 100,000 that I'm putting into the pot?

If you're single and really motivated, rent out one of your rooms on your side and now you're cooking with fire.  

Well....later on (after the basement was finished) when unit two was rented, I went over there to spend some time in unit 1 and cook out and stuff....when I opened the door it was like NIAGARA FALLS coming down in the unit 1 dining room.  

You'll still have your ordinary maintenance calls for clogged toilets, lack of hot water, and maybe even some unusual ones like a crock pot that didn't properly heat and cook their casserole.Short-term makes more money but takes more time, period.

I grew-up pulling pots and fishing scallop just a little north east of you in Nova Scotia ... long hours, hard work and little money made back in those days.

Oh just wait, I'll be stirring the pot on buying and holding later on this week!

We just looked at a house that had that and the house was an absolute wreck but the front certainly made an impression on me.Staging the front with one or a few durable plants in nice glazed pots.

If you're here to "hock your wares", dupe the unsuspecting, or simply "stir the pot", please take it somewhere else.

Hi @Tony Cook,We started with an agent and looking at Foreclosures.

They will usually lend 65% of the after repaired value and many don't require you to put money into the pot.