Most of the lies are minor, obvious, and don't cause any issues.

Do not think twice, just join in and grow your real estate portfolio. omg this is such obvious spam.  

So yeah, you couldn't be more wrong Mike but I hope that's obvious to everyone because it was yet another statement of "it's IMPOSSIBLE, there is NO deals out there" type argument. 

Obviously with this summer’s market it wasn’t the best decision for making a lot of money but I’ll still make some, learn a ton, help out a neighbor, and got my feet wet!

You may see electrical outlets that do not work, extension cords running across the home, wires hanging from ceiling electrical outlets, and other obviously “amateur-style” repair jobs—all of which are red flags.Pro tip: Remember that it is often wise to hire a professional electrician when dealing with repairs.7.

Here’s my strategy and the issue:Current Strategy:Buy a property for $200k with cash.Refinance after 6 months to recover $150k, leaving $50k in the property.Use the recovered $150k to invest in another property, but I need to save up more money to repeat this process.Alternative with Hard Money:Use hard money to buy properties worth up to $800k.Refinance them later to recover my initial investment.For the hard money scenario, obviously I wont be buying them all at once, but rather buy a property worth 350 -> refi -> get HML -> repeat, until my money has ran out.However, hard money can’t be used for cash offers directly, as it’s typically a loan.

I have a land loan that is 1 mortgage for 2 lots of land and am having trouble with lenders because the home is obviously being built on only 1 lot. 

Chicago obviously a bit slower in the winter....this past winter was the slowest it's ever been for us. 

Obviously, we'll still have labor costs, but they were helpful.We have one more duplex to complete separation on for electricity and all electrical costs will be the tenants responsibility.

Inside is clean and obviously tenants are very neat.