Between the new VC, mentoring, getting the WA property squared away, trying to buy the one next to it, moving to the lake, golf when I can and other activities I haven't been here very much lately.

Siding doesn't cost all that much for materials, $1 a square foot or less.

And turning that cash into funds that I can leverage for short term lending and JV partnerships along with ground up construction which is red hot in many markets.Bruce Norris was the master at this he sold out of CA in 06 and bought Texas now he did not really like his Texas experience and sold to just break even a few years ago but he preserved his CA equity..

yeah....it seemed like red flags everywhere but couldn't get over the volume of properties that they have nationwide.

Huge red flag.

The adjacent district to all the cities historic districts are in demand because you don't have the red tape associated with building and or renovating.The six homes we are doing are all unique plans.

Agree, Oak Cliff is quite varied, from Kessler Park and Bishop Arts all the way down to the old Red Bird area.

The old paint is still in the garage, so I could make those repairs myself, but I know it wouldn't look nearly as nice as a professional repainting job.The kitchen/dining is painted a horrible BLOOD RED color.

Thinking it would go for 70k at least. 3br / 1.5 bath~1100 square feetIn a complex of 30 unitsI currently own one unit.

@John ByrneBigger Pockets is definitely an awesome network source.We currently invest in upcoming areas such as Point Breeze and Passyunk Square where the days on the market is pretty low.