He would get them ALL rented out for you, but you may choose when to sell them.

small home in a great location the newer homes are like 400-700k but small older homes go between 250-299k but it needs alot of work kicthen bath floors roof mechanicals,and paint= 20k but the mechannicals and bath i can do plus some other things. so i took the low end 250k x 70% 175000- 20k = 155000. but this is a mls asking 225k saying flip this house i made the offer. waiting a counter do i have any wiggle room to come up?

There are usually plenty of companies to choose from, and most will negotiate.

You could setting your browser not to allow cookies and then browse your site to see if you get any problems.I know that googlebot can follow javascript links, but the last time I seriously looked into it, it seemed that Google was choosing not to follow such links and wasn't using them in the calculation of pagerank.

Paint cabinets, new counters and backsplash, appliances at minimum.

Why would all 3 credit bureaus choose to use the same scoring module?

He owns a highly known Painting business in my town...

I find it interesting that many (but not all) of the really successful investors at my REI club are not full-time investors -- they choose to keep their "regular job."

My goal for 2007 is to brow beat my painter into fixing that awful spray paint job he did yesterday on my new rehabbed kitchen cabinets, finish the bathroom in the same house (at the stud level) and FSBO my 3/2 project by the spring market.

I understand there's more risk in going bigger, but there's already elevated risk either way by choosing to go farther or pay more closer.I don't know where most of you guys live but, it's my firm belief that certain cities have passed the threshold for new buyers to make positive cash flow (at 20% down payment or less).