I've been using the HD signs, but I want to have some made with my company name and website on them so passers by can go online and see photos and video of the house.I would like to buy a bunch of cheap corrugated ones.

Any help will be greatly appreciated, thanks.As the other poster said it may be online.

There are a few things that always keep me thinking…… there are many online trading systems that demand to be profitable in all the ways as one can be .Do they really work or they are just for ones own profit .

Eric, we've seen that up here even in remote Bozeman; the WSJ just ran an article on that in the past 10 days - might be worth digging that one up online if you have a subscription....

Go on line and let the pros do it right for you and they will even provide legal advice.

BTW, I am beginner investor coupled with this plan would be completely PART-TIME Investor and RE Agent.I am expecting to buy this online course from one of the websites and write the test.

Well whatever anyone can do to stay safe is fine by me.

So it should be relatively safe to say that a property will sell for approximately 70% of it's after-repaired market value, or more - right (unless the lender buys it back, of course)?

With many lenders tightening up and me being on title for less than a year I just want to be able to justify the increase in price from what I paid for it.I don't want some hard-*** inspector who pretends to be a code inspector pointing things out that might not meet code but are still safe and scaring a potential buyer.

To be honest I am not sure if you absolutely need to, I am no real estate lawyer, but to be safe I would write up two contracts.Good luck.