He is just trying to do his own thing.My agent told me that listing agent called the pest company and asked them to put a mechanics lien on the home to prevent the closing !!!!

Look at mechanical, roofs, appliances etc. to reduce potential for reoccuring repair & maintenance issues and making move-in ready.If you provide a decent analysis of the property which peaks his interest, and he buys and finds you were spot on, whose properties is he gonna look at in the future?

I don't see any problem that you're asking for opinions on what to do with that kitchen.I wish that I could help you.The last kitchen that I did a full remodel on, I brought in a Kitchen designer, that worked at a store, that sells Kitchens.Raymond

For house designs, my coworker is an architect who ran a custom home building company for 10 years.

hi will.i am a mechanical engineer and do this on the side. i'd never give up my day job. it has great hours (8-5 is not half bad), flexible hours (i can take 2 hr lunch sometimes) and the best of all....i get paid twice a week.what you have going against you is the fact that there are no cheap properties close to where you live. i have it great... cheaper homes and a paying job close to me. i'd have to have 30 houses to even think about leaving work.oh yeah.... and i love the RE stuff more than my job. so, i know what you are going through.

My wife comes from a construction and design background so she is very eager for the day she can rehab and flip her first house.I have been reading through the biggerpockets site for a few months now and am really excited to belong to such a source of help and information.Thank you, Paul.

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You're right though, there are many reasons to consider partnerships, from money, management, experience, etc.As developers, on the Medical Office Building we are currently working on, and previous projects, we design them as condo projects, allowing smaller investors to get in.

And don't think you've fooled them into thinking you wrote them a letter by hand.Postcards work well if they have a high-impact design + a great brand and super-easy-to-remember contact information.

You might try an addendum to the lease stating that there is no storage provided, or designate storage area (per unit) if you have the space in a basement or something.