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Danny Johnson Inexpensive Wow-Factor Ideas For Rehabbed Houses
23 September 2013 | 25 replies
Some of the things that we don't typically do that we could for relatively low cost are (keep in mind that these are houses below median price in my area - so granite counters and the like are not really necessary, but might be an option) installing fancy tile backsplashes, tile granite counter tops, under cabinet lights, recessed lighting, wainscoting/chair rails, spending more on curb appeal, outdoor living areas (large custom decks etc) and other things that can get rather expensive.I'm not wanting to spend a lot but am willing to add something extra if it will help sell houses faster.
Michael Stole keep track of material
19 January 2011 | 7 replies
I tend to buy myself anyway - so if they manage to grow legs and walk away it's really obvious.
Casey Young Analyzing potential rental deals
28 April 2016 | 2 replies
You have to do some of the leg work and searching on your own.
Gary Swift LLC or personal? Where should I start?
4 August 2015 | 4 replies
The flip side to this is that with a little leg-work, you should be able to find local banks willing to lend money to you if you sign a personal guarantee.The cons of doing it in your personal name are that you are not separated from your business and if you are sued your personal assets are at risk.  
Hermilo Garcia Novice Trying to Buy His First Property
9 March 2015 | 9 replies
I'm talking Putting-Ikea-Tables-And-Chairs-Together-For-Startups-Cuz-I-Need-The-Cash jobs.I was all eager to jump in, "I got a dollar in my pocket, how do I buy a Multi-Family!"
Thomas Loughran Investor real estate agent Vs a Reg agent
24 August 2009 | 12 replies
You need to do some of the leg work.
Jimmy Doss On my last leg and willing to pay for a helping hand.
12 October 2009 | 14 replies
What did you think I would just give money away if I'm stating that I'm on my last leg.....?
Brie Schmidt Newbie in Chicago
2 December 2013 | 13 replies
I know their are others here from the Chicago area.I would think being broker would give you a leg up on your business, but on the other hand having a full time job could limit you to.Keep up the great work!
Caleb Wang Is it worth shopping around for a lender?
14 May 2014 | 4 replies
The idea, as I've been told, with using a broker is that the broker gets a chunk of the closing cost fees (like a sales commission), and the lender that the broker uses for your loan is fine with the reduced closing costs that they get because the broker is doing the leg work.
Farrol T. Concerns regarding an unpermitted addition
12 April 2012 | 2 replies
To that end, I plan on contacting a REIA in the area (house is in MD, but I'm in FL) to get some references for rehab contractors that can work with me quickly and efficiently without costing me an arm and a leg!