There are unique challenges each day and that makes it exciting for me.

New York is a strange and unique beast.

Being a carpenter, I have the unique opportunity to fix and flip, and with the market in Buffalo taking off as it is, I feel like now is the time to begin to clarify our vision and make something good happen.

Hey @Kelly McIntyre,I would not go by the "zestimate" feature to determine ARV or whether this deal is a good one or not.Being that this is your first property, I would go in with the best representation possible.

I heard the BP episode featuring a Chicago lawyer and investor.

From what I understand, their unique value in the market is their data.

. - Generally, I wholeheartedly agree, but there are two things (three really) that are unique to Baltimore (at least I think they are unique to Baltimore)...1) Baltimore is very aggressive when it comes to historic preservation. 

If we use the "map search" feature, we can eliminate both successfully.When it comes to analyzing deals, that's best left to the buyer, especially because of the potential for liability. 

Sounds like a small drain for the frost free feature is clogged 

I had a brand new construction home I bought 200k and the tenant for some reason totally destroyed it.. now it was so bad that the insurance company covered it and went after the guy criminally.. but it was over 40k in damages.. but lots and lots of stolen items stripped items.. contractors stealing .. its a challenge and one that I think is best suited for someone like you who lives there and watchs them like a hawk and with your background that is a HUGE bonus.when I started funding turn key companies in Detroit in 02.. they had some pretty unique systems on the rehab side..