I went through the process late last year here in SF.

People have guests late at their place all the time.

I do have a low interest home improvement credit card at 7% and I have up to 17k to use on that line of credit and about 5k saved.I'm afraid I'm going to max myself out... afraid I'll buy too low and too much work will be needed... or buy too high and not have enough to finish.

(recently discovered late by a befuddled brrrr-r)As long as you are aware of the full acronym BRRSRROP which will include the $4k closing costs and the 6-12 months seasoning, but is still light on the P&S, pain and suffering, that a refi is. 

She responded late last night that it was her brother’s dog and it will never happen again.

If you haven't looked at Oak Park values lately you might be shocked.

I have not had the units rented due to the ongoing renovations but I believe they could rent for around $2100 in total rent from the apartments and the storefront per month.I am interested in selling this property as I don't have the time or the capital right now to finish the renovations.

Chris sounded convincing when showed actual step by step instructions how he did lease option deals he worked on from start to finish.

I've been a roll lately too. 

I’m in the process of buying my first home, I have two strong options one has been on the market for about a year and is a 2 family with 3 beds in each unit listed at 149,900$ also has a finished attic but needs new siding (estimate about 14-18k).The second is also a 2 family listed at 129,900$ one unit has 1 bedroom the other unit is 3bed room home needs no work except garage needs to be rebuilt or knocked down (which I would prefer to rebuild)  which in estimating to be at least 15k.