Jerry, I thought I was good in Skip tracking  when I get all this sites (with fees) for people's info and i realized the contact numbers were not updated at all.

Skipped out in the middle of the night.

skip the plywood boxes unless it's a 750k plus rehab

But rents skip up nicely over time.

I skipped the sfh all together and my first purchase was 20 units which happened to be 5 4plexes. 

You can skip the electrical portion of an inspection, but have the foundation, roof and other systems checked over by an inspector. 

If there is a huge gap between what the seller wants and the return you will get then maybe you can skip the comps research and move on to the next deal.  

Also if you do find a local window installer make sure they know what there doing, there are few very important steps that alot of people try to skip to save time and money and cost you in the long run. 

Hi @Vick Galu - You have a few options:1) You can send a letter to the owner as your first attempt to communicate - you can find the owner's address at gis.hicentral.com,2) You can try to find their phone number via a skip tracing service like Intelius or PeopleSearch3) You can knock on the door and ask the owners if they're interested in selling, or4) You can hand off the information to an experienced investor as you mentioned who will choose one of the above options.If you have any more questions, just keep asking - If you find something, let me know :)

I'm not real familiar with it, but from my understanding you can skip paying taxes on a sell if you're using that money to purchase another property... perhaps someone more familiar can chime in on that.