@Brady Stout I’m in a resort area in New Hampshire and we keep our decks clear of snow simply for the reason of snow load and the fear that eventually under enough weight they will either pull away from the house or collapse.

Has anyone bought a probate in California before that can shed some light on what I should expect and what to look out for.

*on the MLS*There were a few other little tips/tricks/insight we use for ourselves and our clients on stuff like this and I feel like i could write another 1,000 characters on the "perspective" of just this one deal...but i'm aware we've crossed the threshold of "too long".Most of my deals are traditional, light sweat equity buy and holds.

Hi, I was wondering if anyone could shed more light into how much it would cost to change a garage into a mother in law suite with a little kitchen and bathroom. .

A 3rd floor balcony is nothing to take lightly, from a safety perspective.

Those tenants are a lot less likely to call the landlord every time a light bulb burns out than a white collar office worker is.  

So, many of the issues that you discussed will actually put more weight on the cashout option.  

Too much weight on one side of the pendulum usually tips the scale on growth potential.

It was an interesting first walk through you could see the sky through the bathroom ceiling and not because there was a sky light!

Are you surprised that the product they are selling is presented in a favorable light?