mini update*my attorney believes it might be a descriminatory practice to allow certain individuals (homeowners before 6/05) to rent and restrict it to others (homeowners after 6/05).it should be all or none. so basically we'll see what kind of deal he can swing, maybe get them to grandfather me given the circumstances of the sale. but it just blows my mind no one else who purchased after 6/05 ever complained about this. i mean, how many people would buy a condo knowing they have no flexibility to rent if the need arose??

Partial list of improvements performed in the last 15 years; 1.

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Any improvments we made to our SFHs were paid for in a month's rent...

That bites into your abiliy to make money.2) The house needs more improvements that you thought.

The third is slated for fire fighter practice, but is structurally sound.

A lot of people use them interchangeably.I typically think of "rehabbing" as longer term more substantial improvements whereas "flipping" would be more cosmetic and focused on a quicker turn around.But that's more for positioning in my own mind.

There are many successful investors who are also practicing agents.

I am probably around a 7, I am a practicing attorney so it is in my nature to research extensively.

write things down and practice changing the way you think.