Well in order to do this you are going to need more capital like you said in #1.

Then after 15 mins, he'd change tone and go "well I'm gay is that Ok?"

At some point, you're going to need to learn how to use other peoples money and just not your own.

Gerringhoff just east of town will be hiring about 300 more people very soon, and all of those people are going to need a place to live! 

Or do you always step in and take csre of the situation from the beginning to need?

Hi Aaron,More experienced flippers are able to quickly evaluate deals in their head by using their own cost history on their past projects.In most instances flippers can tell roughly how much work a property is going to need by comparing the property to past projects. 

If that's the case, then you are likely going to need someone with a better to try to clear the line again.Your PM can try to locate the outlet by scraping the wall near the bottom.

I'm closing on a 4plex on Friday and would like to set a tone for the relationship with the new tenants.

Everytime I see 2 or 3 muscle or old school cars I stop and stare at them until they are out of sight, my son does it too, as does just about everyone else since they are great to look at and usually pretty loud compared to the hybrids you are used to seeing in Cali.

Plus I'm thinking we are going to need a lot of general counsel as we work through our first flips.I spent a good deal of time trying to vet candidates on the internet, and came across a very interesting site, "lonestarlandlaw.com" where a lot of the basic stuff like contract reviews are done over email and/or phone calls.