Even if you are only interested in being a contractor, fixing this property up right could be a great showcase for you and any potential future clients.

I've had clients take colors from a previous home and put them in there new home and wonder why it doesn't work and that's because of the colors of the materials and the lighting in the new house aren't the same.

It has support posts, but the structure is only bolted on to the brick of the building, whereas, a good long term solution would be to drill through the brick, hit a stud, and attach the structure to the stud.

This is true for every single one of my clients.

For that, I'll send them potential clients and solely use them in my future endeavors.

It's been rented at $550 for the last 3 years and my client wanted to upgrade to another area.

The picture becomes more clear and your REI team grows as you move through the process.I prefer apartments due to the professional vendor support, among other reasons, but all the classes you mentioned are great and there are strategies, markets and investors that are suited for each.

My clients say that I do.

In 10 years it's going to be as any regular house aswell and it needs to support that I feel like.Any creative tips on how I could make a deal like this work?

@Scott SwennesAs an agent you're probably well versed in mortgage financing options and finding solutions for your clients financing needs.