(This isn't final but somewhat like this)We aren't sure of the layout, we are thinking between these two ideas:Anyways, that's where we are.

I got this email today in my business email address which I only advertise in my sig here at BP:From Melinda MendezYour website looks great, but it's missing out on a lot of internet traffic due towhere you rank in the search engines.

Unless the property was properally winterized and baseboard heating (boiler) requires knowledge beyond an internet search probably the contractor is at fault.

Internet seems to be the place to advertise & market now.

Roofing as soon as is possible.Also quote cabinets and finalize kitchen layout.

I would think this is pretty common, but oddly, I'm having a hard time finding anything searching the Internet.

Just think, people use the internet to scam people every day...why?

If you plan to hold it in an LLC (or another business entity), you can likely just use the operating agreement (or by-laws) of the LLC/Corp to define the relationship and the responsibilities.If you plan to hold in your own names, you probably want to have a partnership agreement that will essentially lay out everything that would otherwise be in the operating agreement.While you can probably write the document yourself, you'll want an attorney to review it to ensure that it's complete and unambiguous with respect to roles, responsibilities and financial issues.

The layout of the homes are alright, traditional 3/2 homes most of the time without a garage (if there is one it is usually freestanding).

I've heard guys around town getting $5-15k houses (i've been getting them around $25k) justby surfing the internet and making calls to sellers.