http://www.daviddickerson.com/    Phone: 800-506-8133Both are excellent attorneys.  

The fact that your project already has the size and just needs rehab is excellent.

Scott's (the excel sheet with it is easily worth the cost of both books).Best,Tom

If you want to be in this game for the long profitable haul you need to make sure your properties align with your numbers, otherwise when the market hits a snag you may not be able to come out of the trenches in one piece.I remember when my husband and I went to bid at our first auction sale (we had attended several auctions before to get a feel of the atmosphere) I had an excel sheet for the property I was interested in and detailed profit/loss for every $5k increment of bid.

Hi all, we've selected a 6 unit ~ 250k to put an offer on that most likely will be accepted.

We've selected a 6 unit ~ 250k to put an offer on that most likely will be accepted.

I don't have his contact information handy but if you PM me I'll find it for you.I can also vouch for @Christian Carson as an excellent real estate attorney.

@William Tong I use an excel sheet, nothing crazy.

For a dulpex, with two one bedroom apartments (900sq/ft each) monthly bill is about $60.00.I will put all the numbers I have into a excel sheet (calculator) and figure out if this is a good property to buy and hold.

The seller receives an appraisal in order to select a price for the home, and the buyer gets one to confirm that the selling price is fair.