The seller was a widower, and a Red Hat Society member that didn't want anything to do with REI, so she was selling off her late Husband's properties as quickly as she could.Like I said, I got a great deal...and they both cash flowed ($110 and 60/month)...wow, I thought I was King S___ of T___ Island (looking back, I was...but not in a good way). 

So just a little bit of detail, I'm looking to to a full career shift to being a real estate agent.

Not only will it be waterproof, but 5-6 years down the road it won't shift and you don't ever have to worry about gaps, etc.

Due to the shifting of the front porch he does not want to replace the pipe in the current location and is recommending laying a whole new pipe and drilling a new line into the house. 

There are some pretty healthy rental markets here, though I have seen a shift in the market as it has become easier for people to purchase.

That combined with the sue-me-society (more like, sue-you-society) we live in likely discourages folks with helpful experience or knowledge to contribute in this way.I've received perfect legal advice from someone who would not have been qualified by anyone's standard to offer it.

And if you think about your corporation as a person working for you that allows you to shift some of the expenses you cover with your pay check over to the corporation.For example, add up your car payment, insurance, registration, and gas.

I know the market started shifting Friday, but as a general comment if you think you've got better rates/options please PM me.Mine being on the same day might be because the escrows started less than a week apart.I'm agree trying to hide things is a plan for disaster - there's too much riding on the deals going through to want to mess around on the funding.

It may not be the most ideal BRRRR, but prior to learning about the dirt floor basement and potential shifting back porch roof, was figuring the numbers worked, would be a good learning experience, and the only time to acquire my neighbor house BRRRR wise.

Just speak with them and try to shift the date of payment.