You might find in your inspection it's all badly constructed/rehabbed and you might even have to cut back into the work done.Also, you could have a falling out between the partners, that happens a lot.You price it accordingly and make your offer and then roll your offer in every 14 days until the tell you to get lost...and then start again under a different brand :) You won't win any popularity contests, but you'll win a few deals.This of course is only if you really want it...be careful what you wish for.

I think it's not a good idea to hold because it's betting on appreciation which is like betting on the stock market.

Looking at about $5K to have him on my team and it would be worth it if they said yes, and he would have a lot of influence on that decision I bet.

Scott’s flipping books, among the other popular titles listed during Brandon and Josh’s talks on the podcast.

Your best bet would be to connect with landlords in regions you're interested in and put together a takeoff of big ticket items.

Louis, it's 4 unit multi is your best bet.

There are rights to work, conduct business, reasonable market areas, professional information and public knowledge issues to address and without any attorney my bet is that you don't have what you may think you do.

The L/P may constitute a sale and lock the property.In most cases these are not the best approach to take, especially for a term of more than two years.The popularity of these is anchored in several matters with issues.

I'm sure this is a good bet for others in Northern Cities-- what say you Chicago, Detroit, Boston, or Syracuse residents?

You bet!