Christopher Phillips The interest rate is 4.170%Taxes are $3,192 annual Insurance is listed at $62 a month 4-5% for vacancy5% for repairs 5% for capexI will manage the property myselfAbout 7500 in rehab It has a small yard that I can cut so nothing for landscape.

I was considering sub metering back when I was trading on building a tiny house in my back yard.

We own (2) Pickup trucks, (1) utility trailer, large supply of hand tools, air compressor/ air tools, and yard tools.I have also imagined a partnership where I can add value with my capital, experience, and time in exchange for an equity partner and mentor to help me with the business and legal side of the industry.I would like to yield 50-70,000 Minimum off of my properties in the next 5-10 years, as that is the high and low end of my first two jobs.

There are some restriction to seller financing (disclosures) and sale of owner-occupied residential property in foreclosure.Essentially, this woman ought to being trying to salvage some of her remaining equity and credit.I started working Foreclosures in 1978 and most will do too little and too late to salvage much. 

He was livid, but also was a slime ball trying to rake them over the coals for a full 6% for sticking a sign in the yard.

there was a sign in the yard with Hubzu info on it. 

Hi Josh,I love AZ and the areas you mentioned.PHX is a sister city to Charlotte NC so our price points and RE are similar.Yes even SFHs in subdivisions will have HOAs. as does EVERY CONDO/TH complex.Before you decide-- find out EXACTLY what the HOA covers.In condos/th here, the norm is to coverall yard work, landscaping, EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE (love that!)

One of my favorite recommendations are the local owned lumber yards -they work with these contractors every day and know which ones show up, plan and pay their bills.Contractors - The Final Frontier!

It's an all brick, 2/1, with about 725 sq ft, a nice big yard and oversized garage (4 cars, maybe 6 depending on size). 

A decent size yard.