One of my take-aways from Vijai's wonderful and educational walk-through a couple of weeks ago was to be wary of foundation issues. 

I have a business degree (supply chain management and marketing) and have been self-educating on real estate topics, but I'm about ready to get my hands dirty. 

If you can get $900 a month cash flow, which is over $10K a year, then over a five year period, you've received over $50K.

Without proper financials or there is no basis for valuing the sales price, the whole reason for an inspection period is to uncover uncertainties.

I have been a member of BP for about 3 1/2 years and I have been learning about investment in real estate full time during that period mainly because I was not working. 

Find an educational video or brochure about how to properly use A/C.

At the end of that 60 day period, am I legally allowed to change the locks on the apartment even if they haven't removed all of their belongings from the unit?

We are under contract and in the due diligence period for a small multifamily unit in Atlanta.

Every city has its own way of doing it so yes I have evicted people but my experience can't help you or your client there other than to say that you should follow every letter to the t and don't be too stringent on the waiting periods.

Hello,I am brand new to this website and have started reading some of the bigger pockets books to educate myself.