The point is if no one knows what your goals or plans are how would they know if its a good deal.A property in the heights or Oak Forest would never compare in these numbers but that is a speculation play.

I have a contractor pushing the Home Depot unfinished oak cabinets.

I work out of the Berkshire Hathaway office in Thousand Oaks.

Do you know of any around here(I also live in Fair Oaks) that work well with investors?

I do know that MA evictions can take 6 months or more, so in that time, these people could feed their kids lead paint chips so they can sue and take your house, so getting the cert quick is probably the way to go.I can also give you the contact info of a lead inspector I like to work with, he's fair and doesn't try to fail something so he can charge you to come back and reinspect.

Roseville, Madison Heights, Ferndale, Royal Oak,  we have never had problems like this person is having.That's a shame. 

We were told to look at Oak Park, but it has been “up and coming” for a while and the rent is too cheap to pencil out.We ended up finding a house that was cosmetically challenged but in otherwise working order.

I'm looking at duplexes or four plexes in Knox-Henderson, Oak Lawn, M-streets, Lakewood.

It's completely free and we run on donations being chipped in via Meetup.comI want to offer more content, more value, and keep growing this group.

Today another one in Sherman Oaks with only 4 days on the market had already 11 offers, went for way over asking, all cash, 14 days close and free 2 month lease back!