Last month my neighbors garage caught fire and turned the the carriage house into a total loss.

This is a good place to start, but why do you want another property?

Then the cash flow starts recovering against investment

Set up and site prep, open permits2.) demo and clean up (also electrical and plumbing demo)3.) rough carpentry, windows4.) rough plumbing, electrical5.) city inspection6.) insulation (and inspection, at least here in Wisconsin)7.) drywall, texture, primer, paint8.) cabinets and flooring9.) doors and millwork10.) flooring11.) finish electical12.) finish plumbing13.) appliances14.) punch list15.) final clean upYou can alwys tell a bad crew when they are drywalling in one room and then start demo in another.

I have used zero % very effectively over the years.WE started using it back in the early 80s the last time interest rates went nuts.

Fast forward nearly six years and the rest of the world is catching up...or catching on fire?

I’d be happy to chat some more and dive deeper into how to get started!

If you just hire the cheapest or first PMC you speak with and it turns into a bad experience, please don’t assume ALL PMC’s are bad and start trashing PMC’s in general.

Hello,I am starting a foreclosure on a NPL in Indiana.

Considering buying a house for my son to live in with a couple of additional guys.I started my real estate investing career doing that for my son in 2018.