Tax liens are ahead of mortgage liens.Therefore, one way or another, the tax liens on your subject properties must be a part of the consideration.

But learning is truly invaluable and I own the house outright so really just the taxes/utilities are adding on (Note: Not more than the money saved for doing it myself, so budget wise - still ahead).Tomorrow I should be posting "before" pictures as well as "current" pictures to give an idea of what has been done.Basically we have:Demo-ed kitchen, upstairs bathroom, flooring.Sheetrocked/taped/spackled/painted.Re-sided the entire house.

But she gave me the go ahead to start looking at properties.

Wendell De Guzman I, too, have noticed a lot of Chicago people lately.

If it wasn't for BP, I would be getting sucked in to the next webinar or GURU course instead of evaluating these deals and determining the best way to forge ahead.

Let's plan ahead for this year and implement.

Thanks ahead of time.https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7C0_IHCSBPmR3VLRFhwMnB3V2M/edit?

I'm closing on two houses from the same seller in a few days and I noticed in the HUD that there was a charge of $84 for currier/postage/wire fees -- one charge for each house, so $168 all together.

When I first started wholesaling, I chose the area I would work when I noticed a few local active investors had rentals in certain neighborhoods.

We've had this problem once, when we didn't put enough studs in a header and the heavy 8ft solid core doors would crack it when the door would close