Make sure to talk over the septic situation with them.As long as they are on-board then I'd hire an architect and bid it to a few contractors and see if it made financial sense.

The warranty  was negotiated at closing, and I am contracted with them for a year, but will definitely will be contracted with them on all my future investments, it relieve a lot of repairs and expenses as an investor.Good Luck, and enjoy being financially free!

I've spoken to Ottawa Mortgage Brokers about this, and they have private money lenders that will base their loans on home value and rental/flip potential rather than your personal financial situation.

I really enjoy my day job as an engineering but I hope that real estate investing can be my vehicle to financial freedom. 

I have some financial info on the tax return from 2015 from the landscaping but it is minimal.  

I think the buyers that will have to pull back are those who took a financial hit from the storm.If you would like to have a conversation about their options, send me a PM.

It's not the best deal ever, but I had to start somewhere after 6 months learning the theory (a lot thanks to BiggerPockets's mantra of taking action and learning by doing).As a background, I'm Portuguese and am living and working in Ireland for the past 6 years.

Hello BP Investors,

I am currently in a situation where I am looking to pull money out of one of my investment properties to put down as a down payment on something bigger.

Being in Brooklyn and the expensive marke...

But in the end, it pays off, and allows you to be a part of a neighborhood's renaissance, which is rewarding both financially, and personally.

Quite often we read on BP about tenants who don't pay their rent on time, for whatever reason. The kids are sick, the car needed repair, pay day comes after the rent is due, etc., etc. Generally, it boils down to poor...