Right now there are so many real deals that I see little need to speculate.When I start into something new, I generally like to take baby steps to test the waters and limit my risk.

You are all-in at 78% of value and your exit value is questionable as well.To fill in the pool, you will need to get a permit, have enginerring and soil compaction tests, and any other requirements the city/county demands.

:mrgreen: The only way to know for sure is to do some field tests.

In order to make sure the system worked, I wanted to test run it on myself so I set up a landlord and renter account.

Blow in is almost required and they do look to make sure the attic is either blown in on floor or insulated under the roof.Replacement windows, their condition, and testing their operation.

I just gotta know enough to pass the test regarding these topics.

We did a test recently and sent out a regular headline to our list.

So I reviewed the test that I failed today.

The invaluable information that they provide should be carefully digested as it comes from the ultimate litmus test - experience.Those of us who are still to roll out a business plan have the theoretical components in place but require focus.

I was more just testing the waters to see if I could get a discussion going as there are so many bright bp minds here who can figure out a loophole to most anything it seems like.Ha, so does this mean you wont tell me what you do until I call up an attorney of my own?