That button is located on the right side of the screen, right under "From the BiggerPockets Bog."

At j scott I tried but they kept saying as long as 70%ARV lolLike I got magic button on MLS to search that lolHahaha guilty, I thought that too, before my license.

I can't stress this enough.

Hi all-Not a unique question but one that I've been stressing about for a few months that I'm hoping you can help with.Stats:Location: Seattle suburb.Paid 220k for it in 2007 (not really relevant anymore.

The idea of trying to find a reliable contractor stresses me out a little.

Ryan,If you want to start investing but are limited in your funds and/or credit I would recommend starting off using investing techniques that don't require money or credit.There are many types of investing methods to use such as wholesaling, lease options, lease assignments, sandwich lease options, partners etc...I would recommend finding a mentor to teach you how to invest in real estate to avoid costly mistakes and save you time from trying to learn on your own.Also the investing technique you consider will need to be determined by how much time you have, how motivated you are and it is vital to know why you want to invest.I don't invest because I like to work, I invest to create financial freedom to do the things in life I have passion for such as spending time with my family and not having to worry about money and the stress it causes in my life.If there is anything I can do to help you get started please let me know.Remember anything the human mind can conceive and believe it can achieve.

I don't have any Agent families, so I can't completely comment on that side of things, but I can understand where it could lead to some stress!

I think I will try to find someone else who can do this job.One of my tenants complained to housing about the floor and I tried a temporary fix by leaving the two jacks in place but the building inspector was not satisfied and stressed the need for support every 4 feet.

Hi I just went through a stressful 4 month eviction lawsuit over a sub-lessor who was not paying rent.We're a couple days away from the Sheriff finally coming to lock them out...what a relief.Anyways I was wondering if it would make sense to meet them before and give them a letter stating how much back rent was owed and something on the lines of "if the back rent is not paid eventually then your credit will adversely be effected"I don't actually think they will pay now, but possibly settle the debt owed in the future.They claim that they will meet me before the sheriff comes to return the keys and move out.I was thinking of delivering this letter to themat this time.Then I would attempt to settle for about 30%-50% of the past due rent owed.

I have learned a lot but I can not stress enough networking with other local investors who are doing what you want to do.