I suppose they can just raise cell phone fees to $10 per month... 

Supposedly you could generate $90k in rent a year......But the building were utterly delapitaded, and not fit for any sort of rental without significant cash.It stayed on the market for two years until sold for $25k to an investor somewhere.

One of these is even from a supposed bee expert:https://m.youtube.com/watch?

Now with my turnkey getting closer to closing I find that Im supposed to pay for all closing... also, does a turnkey company real estate agent work as a dual agent for the buying/selling of property?

I posted because BP is supposed to be a place to ask questions and receive help from those who know more and have lots of experience.

I just put down vinyl planks that's supposed to look like wood downstairs, but now I'm considering if I should replace the carpet for the upstairs with laminate. 

I suppose this is more directed to the rehabbers out there, once you sell your property and you receive your profit, how do you reinvest it?

You have to scroll through all the old messages in a thread to get to the one you're supposed to be responding to.

You are right, a lot of houses that supposedly had sink holes really just had normal settlement and it's unfortunate that they got labeled that way because of people taking advantage of insurance.

I suppose the short answer is contacting the local Planning and Zoning Commission to get an understanding on What mixed useage is allowed in the complex .What is your Cost Conversion per square foot if the town allows this to happen ?"