so you get it appraised and pay for it in which you Do Not have to share with the seller.say it's a $100,000 after you get appraisal...you offer him a really low amount and he don't care because all he wants is a sports car anyway...you offer $50,000 and he takes it...then you go to a commercial lender with an LLC in hand and borrow 80% of the LTV or Loan to Value of the property because the bank requires you to 20% in yourself yet your putting it the free equity by getting such an amazing deal so it really is no money down and even better...you Got Paid To Buy It..!!!!

ESS is making some headway there but only on the equipment supply and integration side...installers are still hard to vet!

I’m curious about where the opportunity will come from, but I suspect that it may come from houses being priced competitively in the next 2-3 months from the sudden influx of supply.

Just have to front supplies and closing costs, and we'll get bank draws to pay the contractors labor when work is complete.

Some good initiatives worth supporting, and a practically unlimited supply of clean fresh water will serve everyone very well, who owns property in Milwaukee.

It’s usually easier to buy small MF since large MF supply is more limited in certain markets. 

I'm Robby Dearth, I'm a rookie Realtor from Santa Rosa, California.I got into real estate after spending 15 years running a landscape design and installation company - I currently manage a Landscape Materials Supply Store (bulk rock, boulders, pavers etc..).

If the day is miserably hot, I supply Ice,GatorAde and fans..

Supply is limited for sure. 800 sales in September vs 400 last September. 774 in October vs 429 last year.

Expensive things to look out for: foundation issues, termites, plumbing supply and drain to the street, outdated electric panel (60 amp fuses) and shake shingle roof in bad condition.