I wasted money on the $5,000 wood deck in the back.

Such a waste.If I was a PM, I'd also tell people how much of a waste those are and I'd probably refuse to work with them too.

They don't want to waste time renovating cosmetics AND mechanicals in an already high balance market unless they can see that CASH soon.

The older I get the more I think I am wasting the 1000s of people I have rented to and not captured any incremental revenue.

I want to simply know if I should go after REO 3-4 Multifamily Properties in Connecticut or I shouldn't, is it a waste of time for me to go after them if I am looking for undermarket value prices multifamily houses in CT .......... is this true or false below:Just got off the phone with someone that told me in state of CT, banks who have REO's, don't have the inventory like before to let their properties sell at under market value prices anymore, and are repairing their own properties to get top dollar for them, so it is a waste of time to try to purchase them and rehab them to make money from them in the state of CT.If this is true, then if I want to still find undermarket value multifamily houses in state of CT to purchase with my VA Loan, should i be going for Foreclosure properties instead of REO properties, but won't the foreclosure sellers want cash buyers instead of someone like me who wants to use the VA LOAN to purchase my 1st multifamily property.

If you are not planning on becoming an appraiser you are wasting your money.

But I don't what to waste my time showing the property and sifting through applications that I know won't cut it.Thanks in advance BP community!

In other words, say it was between 2 higher-end, amenity-loaded cabins vs. 3 "decent" properties, perhaps slightly older, no pool.

Maybe you don't do tax evasion but you just don't want to have to waste your time going through a tax audit.

Don’t waste time or money with mls or realtors .