It sounds to me like she wants to leave and I would encourage that!!!

Furnace, hot water heater, flooring, kitchen, bath, doors, molding, evaporative cooler etc.Basically, the electrical, plumbing, and foundation/framing are all that is intact and will remain.Rents are varying from $525-$625 here so a potential gross income of $151,200-$180,000 is possible.It seems as if the range of $25-$50sq/ft seems to be the normally quoted cost to remodel/rehab, but it seems as if that pertains to residential houses, and I'm figuring that I might end up on the lower end of that scale due to the rentals and my desire to install lower end stuff.All the units have separate deeds, and if I get the place, I'm planning on completing the entire outside, and then attacking one unit at a time and renting them out as I go.

Anthony,Congratulations.Rich,Thanks for the insights.Peter,Thanks for respecting and encouraging initiative.Jon and Nick,Thanks for the probing questions.

So be encouraged and diligent and it will work out.

Thanks Ted for the Helpful advice and words of encouragement!

At least for the moment...Will - Thanks for the encouragement.

The trick these days is to find a cash buyer or encourage your buyer's to use your preselected lenders.

If you are working for someone else and money is tight, I would probably not encourage that person to buy a home.

So, we do whatever we can to encourage them to use our team.Here are some things we do to secure our deals:1.

I would encourage the elderly couple and their daughter to get guns (the great equalizer) and the training to be able to use them.