Don't rip it down though, and don't leave it the color of a room from a scene in Boogie Nights.

A few attorneys have said to me that what I did was good lawyering but I'm not an attorney, never went to law school nor did I ever pass a Bar exam.

Welcome to BP and the Hawaii investing scene.

Theres so much that hoes on behind the scenes with mortgages being bought/ sold, etc.With all this craziness, I just had the thought, are mortgage rates negotiable?

We also look for ways to add a wine cooler or even wine bar area.

I think West Oakland has established a new higher “low bar,” as the gentrifying is accelerating.

There is a market for almost everything if the price is right.Next, real bad neighbor, seller wanted to "get rid of it" (love those words...get rid of, dump it), a bar with a liquor license, Pete put it under contract for $60,000 subject to a public auction, sold for cash in 11 days for $170,000.Please reader do not interpret my comments as bragging, that's not what I do (too darn old for that), just wanted to say that you just never know.One of the quickest way to make money is to find the owners of vacant houses in the city, find the owner and ask them if they want to sell, when you get a positive answer, the next question is do you need any money or just want it out of your name?

A friend of mine was at the bar once, came home and told me they met someone who is trying to get into real estate investing.

Just do a quick search on the search bar on the top. :)

I've not known a lender to disapprove of property transfer, unless something drew a red flag (i.e. tax lien on property, behind mortgage, property is an active crime scene, etc).