The nicer areas are going to cost more but will not bring proportionally more rent.

But that brings another line of thinking: best entity for flipping - there is already an existing BP thread on this matter.

(ultimately, we found out a well-meaning neighbor with a key entered the house to bring a fedex box in out of the rain and decided to 'explore' a bit...)- When the bathroom sink broke this week the PM acted like we were the worst people in the world for wanting to get the sink fixed.

Helping one another will bring us closer to success than the opposite.

I have seen 50-50 splits a lot (although that is usually if one partner brings all (or almost all) the funds to the table, and since you are also bringing cash, a modification might be needed.

When a foreclosure comes through on my block or when a slumlord's property goes vacant, the city forces his hand to bring the home up to code and clean it up on the outside, which is favorable to my property values and my abiity to rent a unit.

I am working as hard as I can to bring my credit back up.

All I desire is a wholesaler to actually bring me a good deal, seems like they are few and far between.

A homeowner never has to bring in or consult a third party for a foreclosure, a short sale, loan modification or anything else.

Don't be that guy that funnels crap through the internet, Serious deals bring serious inquiries...I hope this helps.Big Henry