They charged I think $9k to put up a couple walls, which I could have done for maybe $2k.

Interesting to hear about how you put the deal together and the type of financing you received on it. 

On market deals are tough, but there are great deals on the MLS and you also do not have to offer what is listed - if you see a property that works out with a lower offer price, you can simply put in an offer.

I've been thinking about wholesaling it just to make the hours I've put into it somewhat worth it.

It would make it very hard to get a kid head through there but wouldn't make it hard to look through it.Something like this - Dang, the forum keeps blocking website links.EDIT 2, well I can't put the link in no matter what I do.Do a search for vertical stainless steel cable railings.

In both cases, we only put 10 percent down.

You will then have a few options with that rent money....you can put it into principal or you can start saving it to purchase yet another property.

The next step is to pull out some cash typically a cash out refinance and use that cash to put down on another investment property.Are you strictly using your liquid reserves/earned income to buy versus using the equity to pull cash out?

Hello, I am looking for a few 1031 exchange testimonials that I can put on a new article for my website.

If you are considering selling, think about the level of rehab that it needs to get to retail value and determine if it’s worth it to put money into a rehab to get it up to that level or just selling as is