Hello again, I like robust conversation.

I understand what you mean Mike, I was referring more to kitchen cabinets and sinks and islands, bathroom items (shelfs, furniture to store towels in etc,) and various ingenious items that make everyday living and organizing easier argggg this is hard to explain I need a drink :beer: lol

Just for conversation sake would I be able to get that under contract for say $180,000 or so and then assign it to someone for a fee of $5-10k, or do an outright double closing for $190,000 or so?

I am not selling my commodities until it becomes a topic of conversation among non investors just like real estate did.

Everything is stated accurately and the average maintenance costs includes allowances for these items.

The other negative item to flipping is the larger tax implications, unless you utilize a 1031 exchange each time.

For a while there, the odds were massively in your favor in flipping, heck they were so good I flipped some, did some condo conversions, etc.

The only person around is Barney Fife from Mayberry not understanding why you do not want to total your car in the no-man's land area surrounding the property. 2. when you agree with more items here than not.Andy Nathan

Since you are looking to purchase a fixer-uper I doubt that you will be able to claim some item of disrepair and use it to get discounted taxes.

I am interested in condo conversions and even development as I am currently finishing my degree in commercial construction management.