I have contractors experience in flooring as well as numerous other things, I also live in sugarhouse !

and you have numerous reasons...location, job growth, apartment performance since 2014.

Be it money lost in time or cold hard cash just like Jay Hinrichs mentioned in a comment above.So my poll has proven itself to be valid ;)Without going into to much more philosophy I'd just like to say that some disagreeing with my post is awesome especially since I started this one.Their comments entertain the audience and bump up my post to the top of the thread.My name get's seen more often and so does that of my business.I have received 7 colleague requests and 5 messages along with numerous inquiries through our companies website with the last 24hrs heheSo by all means, please keep disagreeing with every single one of my posts.I suggest putting my name "Engelo Rumora" in your keyword alert and whenever I post something, just disagree with it please heheMuch success

I even thought as part of the partnership, he could be the listing agent once we are ready to sell the house back and have him not charge his part of the commission which we may offer in part or fully to buyer’s agents in order to help the house sell faster.The reason why I ask this question is because I have seen numerous times in posts and heard in podcasts how partners would split the profits 50/50.

There are numerous relatively inexpensive software suites specifically designed for this.  

I am looking to utilize the BRRR Strategy with the following requirementsProperties can be bought in cash for $60,000 or less close to rent readyGood Rental MarketPopulation/job growth is at least slightly on the inclineWarm climate (No snow), I like 75 degrees +Crime is not overwhelming, someplace you could raise a family (No war zones)On top of the $60,000 I will have saved by Sept 2017, I have a $16,500 line of credit I can instantly utilize at 11% interest. 

Makes the wife very uncomfortable so I'd rather not start a war over $6K.Lesson here is plan your exit where you refi AFTER the taxes are paid so the escrow account is depleted.

It makes the bidder accountable and you won't see as much of a bidding war as in the past because now you have to put some upfront skin in the bid. 

Bergen Lafayette and Greenville is the only remainder lil 10sqmile or so war zone type of area maintstream people still get freightened about.

LOL  I remember buying in East palo Alto in the early 80s for 15k a house.. it was a true war zone.. everyone told me i was nuts I flipped them for 20 to 25k and thought I was the smartest dude on the planetI lived in PA at the time so it was ony 10 minutes to drive over and pick what I wanted to buy.. just needed to no go there at night... day time was fairly safe but still dangerous place back then.Richmond it seems the real ghetto areas have shrunk and you just have a lot of blue collar type home owners coming in...