This is not about the recent changes in the forums.I get a kick out of the following types of posts.  I've changed the details, to protect the guilty.1.  I'm 8 years old and what should I do to start in Real Estate?2....

@Sing Ho my favorite is to buy under market value with cash (because the seller or property has a loan problem) then brrrr,  I can 5x-20x my improvement cost to value added pretty easily.

The construction would be based upon "draws" to pull down from the loan to finance the improvements.

The best way to improve your odds is to reach out to a lot of multifamily owners. 

I have been taking his class every Saturday and my underwriting has improved so much in just a few weeks .

Also, if you have suggestions for local property management that also handle improvements and have reasonable rates, please let me know....I need all the help I  can get!

repaied by 9/13 for township re-inspection and not my inspector with previously anticipated closing date 9/14: - furnace repair- *electric repair- *basement smoke detectors replaced- *2nd floor bedroom battery for smoke detectorHowever, the local U&R requirement is just for safe occupancy and certainly not to the standards of this house at the time of sales agreement (house was agreed to over asking, AND above market value locally due to its great condition prior to the flood), and PA Agreement of Sales specifically states ("home must be in condition when it was agreed to").I have had numerous emails/info exchanged with my lawyer now.Any recommendation, pointers, insights?

I'm leaning on Hemlane more now than ever, and it does a better job than the "new and improved Cozy" . . .

By doing this, not only are we completing better transactions with the public and improving our image, but we are helping to preserve our investor friendly atmosphere. 

GCs and handymen have more business than they can handle with the COVID boom in home improvement and the damage caused by winter storms.