Hi Lane,DOesn't sound like the mold should be a major issue especially if you are doin gother rehabbing anyway.Best thing to do is get a mold company in so they can see it for themselves and give you a more accurate bid.As others have stated don't be afraid of a little mold it can usually be remediated for less than you may initially think.good luck,Chris

Maybe look into this threadwww.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/77458-j-scotts-faqJ Scott initialed FAQ section Can someone provide an overview of how to analyze an investment deal?

Do they have a line of credit, verify it.8.

Since I am so new I have to rely on the advice of others and go with the bandit signs and a letter campaign as my initial method of locating sellers.

I'm sure you will only build upon this initial success and have even better future events!

Not a problem Patrick and I wasn't trying to call you out, but any source you can't verify should tell you something about its validity.Continued success to you!

Reggie Youngblood ask your title company to verify the lien.

Greg,There is way too little information to make anything close to a even an initial judgment on the notes.Whenever you work with brokers, you always have to keep in mind that they're only looking to make the sale.

An interior designer and general contractor will meet us to map out a game plan and verify what we need to purchase the property for to hit our numbers.

Job was able to be verified.