When you resurface, post some pics!

Pics seem weak, and overall job does not pop for me.

Take a quick pic and hit a few selections and the posting is done... then it matches up with your bank records that are brought in online from your bank or credit cards.

Gimp is the pic editor, its free but there is a learning curve.It's similar to Photoshop.With so much land, before going upper, I would go outward.No stairs, no second story roofs to fall off of.Have you thought about a detached garage, 2 car with a workshop area at the back, and a third bay for storage, with a gravel drive. 

Regarding apartments, without pics its tough to see, but basically having $12k per unit may get you carpet, paint and some light rehab, but my guess is this place needs total rehab. 

I like to use Redfin because they show the pics, type of financing used, sales history, and property description from the original listing.

here is how i'm personally calculating the cash offer for wholesale deals right now:ARVx 70-80%*- estimated repairs/reno**- desired wholesale fee= cash offer*70% if i want it to be an easy no-brainer for the end buyer, 80% if i want to be more aggressive or there are some big perks about the deal (ex: totally vacant or fully rented at market rent)**i based this on the level of reno needed based on pics/videos (3 levels) & the PPSF ranges that i use for each levelalso note that end buyers aren't always demanding walking into 20-30% equity!

One option is to use a phone app like CamScanner or GeniusScan that allows user to take a pic of a document and converts it to PDF.

If you use land trusts in your real estate investing business and appoint someone to be the trustee of your land trust(s), can you also be the trustee of other people's trusts at the same time?

Some before and after pictures of a light rehab I'm working on in San Antonio. One-half of the duplex is almost completed. My friend and I did all the work in about 5 days. Flooring/painting/little projects that poppe...