If anything, maybe we can get a better feel for the rental market in certain areas.We've found a few townhomes and condos that had a small yard (ok, smaller yards than my kitchen) and garages, but those numbers are way too tight.Thanks for the eviction court tip.

But big problem - no kitchen, serious damage, bad roofs and furnaces - are too much for an OO to handle.

It's listed at $19,900, is a 3/1 and from we can tell it needs a furnace(stolen), appliances in the kitchen, a fresh coat of paint a quick clean up.

It needed a new kitchen and both baths needed replaced, paint and carpet.

well if its gut for the kitchen and you are starting over.

Hi, I just googled my name after joining BP and my name showed up with a link to the profile. I am just concerned if it would show up when a prospective employer searches and that could negatively affect any pros...

All my current properties will be paid off or very close by the time I want to conservatively go full time real estate at age 40.

It will need updated kitchen, bath, hvac, electrical, and minor roof work.

Also, there are many details left out here but I just wanted to share the overall details to encourage you first-timers out there to see that it can definitely happen for you, if you want it to.

Worst part was that he had gotten himself a roommate (without my permission) whose employment (as he described it; I'm not kidding) was "marketing".As my son and I were clearing out the house after the eviction, four of his "customers" stopped by to pick up their supplies which involved little packets of white powder (we found some in the kitchen cabinet that "TJ" over looked).