We just released the first ever major book from BiggerPockets, "The Book on Flipping Houses" along with "The Book on Estimating Rehab Costs."

But he would install it if she wanted but suggested she buy a new sink to match the look of the faucet.I dug in my tool shed and found some body shop sand paper 800 grit and 400 grit and 600 griton her sink I opted to use the 800 grit and it came out really nice I kept the sand paper going in the same direction so you could see the brushed look I sanded the entire sink including the bowls and outside edges It came out really beautifulI then did a sink in one of my rentalsthis sink had some bad scratches so I chose to use 320 grit sand paper again making sure I kept my strokes going in the same direction,the sink looks brand new. it took approx 10 minutes maybe 15 I am not sure I wasn't timing it but it was certainly less time then replacing the sink.Anyway thought I would share. my experience.

Using any sort of Reply I also get "An error prevented this post from being saved - Body is too short" when in fact it's not.

Anyone have any thoughts on the Homeowneship data released by the U.S.

In addition, filing it seperately, say when you need it in the future, could also create release issues clouding title.

Then I would have thought about lowering the vacancy estimate and maintenance/repairs estimate.If I dropped those to 8.3% vacancy (1 month) and 10% maintenance/repairs, with only one estimated re-lease a year, that would put the cash flow at $396.That is almost meeting the 50% rule.But this is a bad neighborhood, so I would need to have more conservative estimates.

If that was the case title would have to contact the lender to get a zero balance statement from them releasing the lien on the property.If this is a regular sale where an old mortgage was paid off but the lien was never released they just need to go through the steps to clear it.

THANKS EVERY BODY FOR UNDERSTANDING!

When buying larger apartment buildings sellers expect to be grilled on every point when selling because it is a large purchase with high stakes.A seller that is objecting to everything you are asking for is hiding something or when they only give partial info they are trying to emphasize the positive and hide the negative.A seller has a right to vet you the buyer as well before releasing information.

A Property Manager friend of mine puts the house on lockbox and has prospects send him their SSN and pic copy of drivers license and releases the code.