,First, welcome to the Best Real Estate Forum on the Net.J Scott, a very frequent contributor to this site, has his own site:http://www.123flip.com/It is loaded with information, it should be of great help to you.As far as moving walls, adding features, etc., I can't be of any help to you with that.Raymond

Sounds like fun, run pro forma statements, anticipate what ifs, factor in GDP or any currency exchange rate, weighted and adjusted for anticipated conditions for anything you like, great fun playing, but in the end you got nothing you can take to the bank, or to your tax guy or to court, but have fun.

Yes defiantly a boat load of stuff here to learn.Congrats on your 1st rental.Keep it going and best of luck.

Kiara Walters Yes, unfortunately a lot of contractors try to "front load" their estimates/pay requests which may not leave enough money to finish the work for the money left, and they've spent the money from the front loading, so they have to go find another job to front load quick.

So new to BP that i haven't loaded a pic, i getting one soon.I have been renting out SFR since 2007. i currently have 3 SFR and a vacation condo in Gulf Shores, AL I am closing on a Duplex here in my home town of Jasper, AL on Tuesday, July 16.

The drum type sander will have more weight over the head and will get down to bare wood easier.

I'm gettin a ton of leads from sellers looking to off load there homes for a good price just yesterday that a seller wanted to of load 5 homes in the poconos for 150000 which is a great deal no mater how u put it.

It's kinda the age old dilemma of real estate investing - you either have time or money to invest into your business - usually not both (unless you retired rich or are a trust fund baby).So if you have no time, this system is perfect for those people.I'm lucky in that I find crap loads of vacant houses in my area when I'm looking and I'm still back logged to getting out 2nd and 3rd mailings to those lists.

I allow pet based on size/breed and adult weight for additional non refundable pet fee or pet rent ($25.00 per month) added to the monthly rent.

For folks for whom the seminar would be the first brush with syndication, I would think it'd be a lot of noise...Syndication is a hugely loaded subject.