I would say you should spend no more than a couple hours on a website and then move on.

.* Tenants will cause damage to your flip-quality finishes, so you will end up spending more money when ready to re-market.

Much of what you spend after the property is "rent ready" is expense.

Outside of this experience my knowldege extends to the little education I have on the topic and listening to the great podcasts here on BP.

OTOH, if your goal is to generate some spending money right now, this doesn't help you.

I'm sure some of you could probably spend less than this on TWO houses.http://www.sacbee.com/2013/06/13/5494119/san-francisco-parking-spot-sells.html

My husband and I have the same issue in a rental we own, but do not want to spend the 10k we were quoted to make the basement "dry" since it will never be a finished basement (6 foot ceilings).

I am going to get one of those bumper stickers that says I am spending all my kids inheritance

If I apply for a loan I can probably get 300k(thanks to my primary residence) but I don't really want to over extend myself.With the very little I have saved and limited time, what would you suggest I should do?

filename=Welcome.htm&NoLoginRequired=yesNormally I would do a search by name to find any IRS liens, but I didn't spend enough time exploring to see if they offered that.