Brother, I have worked the streets, the city and the county and know exactly how the game is played.

So yeah, having said all that, when I start expanding my landlord game, I will be breed/size specific and depending on "familiar status" probably none at all (I may not (and would not) be able to discriminate against kids, but I will discriminate against pets if kids are involved).

They want you to have "skin in the game" and then finance construction up to 80% of the arv for construction costs.

If you catch them late in the game then you gotta hope you can slam stuff together to get the sale postponed.I suggest mailing to Pre-NOD prospects.

It's all a numbers game.

By playing this game, I am taking the risk while I am rehabbing the new property, that no major expenses will come up with the old property that will put me in the red for that month.If you are talking about flipping a property, then sure you will live off part of that income while using the profit for another purchase.

I new to the real estate game and I am excited to get involved.

Hello,Does anyone have a recommendation of software or of a service that they use to evaluate the ARV of real estate?

I am not a contractor myself, but as a former developer of software systems the systems of a house are quite simple by comparison.

The game of life we are all in is a numbers game.