Of course I am there now (HUD Store) and while Sean is talking I am browsing the site.

Browsing through some upstate homes and I came across something really cheap and this caught my eye:https://www.hubzu.com/property/000103207767-239-Steuben-Street-Painted-Post-NY-14870and the last photo (shown above) has some terrible photoshopping skills applied to what could be a gaping hole in the wall.

Browse sites like Homepath.

I was browsing Craigslist when I came across an ad about Real Estate Mentoring.

Good afternoon,I've browsed and read many articles here for a while, decided to join the forums and hopefully network.I had become an accidental landlord, which worked out since I have had my townhouse rented out for the past couple of years now.I'm really looking to get more into the rehab and flip side.Located in the Orange, CT area

I browsed Washington State law and didn't find anything specifically stating you could not enter a home intended for purchase with tenants inside.

I haven't talked to a building company since I am just currently browsing potential properties and analyzing them to get some more experience doing the calculations.But I can't really analyse any deals without knowing how much the refurbishment costs are going to be.I would like to know, what should be on the snagging list to make this into a proper kitchen and also what the approximate costs would be do to all of that.Property details:2 Bed / 1 BathroomCurrent offer: 110.000 PoundsARV: 166.300 PoundsEstimated repair costs: 20.000 Pounds (not sure if this is accurate AT ALL)Offer I am putting out: 96.410 Pounds (based on the 70% rule)Rent: 1000 Pounds per calender month (2 tenants sharing the house, 500 each)The property is located in an area with 3 universities and a hospital, so I figured there would be a good chance for letting this house out with 2 tenants (correct me if I am wrong).Here are the calculations that I have learned on my 3 day property investing seminar (UK based) and have implemented in my calculation spread sheet below.Please comment on the calculations if you see something missing or find odd.

I have been listening to the podcasts and browsing the site for a month or so and am impressed with level of knowledge and the culture of the community here on BP.Being from north of the border I do get jealous when I hear some of the prices available in some markets of the U.S. but I do keep reminding myself to be happy with the raging economy and 1% vacancies of my home town in Edmonton.

First thing I would do is do a BP Pod-cast marathon, read a few books on REI & browse the forum & blogs here on BP.  

I've been browsing this website and have found a ton of information and we have a realtor that has been sending us some property listings.