Fox News Watch reporters essentially calling her a phony after watching her new TV show (they didn't know the cameras were still rolling, of course).It's about time these people grow up and stop all the unnecessary name calling.Especially now that Palin has quit her political office and seems more interested in being a TV personality...

I used to roll the top 12-18 inches with a roller all the way around, and cut in the ceiling with a brush.

January rolled around and he chose another company and there was some issues with choosing carpet etc.

The property itself is in good condition; new roof 3 yrs ago, 3 phase elec, solid HVAC, 16ft drive thru, 2 roll ups, 2 docks. needs no current upgrades(technically, everything except roof, structure and parking lot is tenants responsibility). 

@My Lo,First, if you have a 401k with your current employer you are most likely not going to be able to do it, typically current employer 401k can't be rolled over until you are either no longer employer or reach a retirement age.If your 401k is with the past employer then you are free to move those funds into another retirement account.

Pre-rehab it had doors, on the ad and tax rolls I bet it is listed as a two car garage not a car port.

Most of the time when they call themselves "wholesaler" I tend to roll my eyes and move on:) That appears to mean "new", "inexperienced", and "no money" in most instances. 

I figure that if I can review the current rent rolls and they are paying timely, then the credit score does not matter to me (even though it does matter to me upon selection of a brand new tenant).  

I know that you can get 90% of the purchase price with 100% of the rehab costs rolled in as well.  

If you are going to roll the dice on such a property the goal might be to limit cash as much as possible into the project and have non-recourse where you can walk away with nothing lost but time in the deal but valuable experience gained.A seasoned seller will not allow this but as a seasoned buyer I also wouldn't agree to their terms on such a property.