I know that's just nerves, and I gotta push thru it.... but still ....Yeah I'll get there, but I'll probably be holding my breath until I actually get that first purchase offer accepted.  

Hi there,My partner and I bought a house with the intention of updating it and reselling.

Just to chime in here on rents by city - assuming you are buying in a neighborhood where intentional landlording makes sense - as opposed to accidental landlording (your former high priced residence) - rents are not necessarily higher in Va Beach than the other cities.  

@Steve Pollack, I am a new house flipper who on 13 August, barring any setbacks, will have completed my first intentional flip from close-to-close. 

If you have none of these things and you're not telling them your true intentions for their house, unfortunately they're right, you are a scammer.

There are a few living legends around; Jay Decima, Peter Fortunato, John Schaub et al and I suggest that readers make a social point to hear them while they're still actively speaking (and breathing).

The key is that each purchase must be made with the intent to told for productive use and not primarily for resale. 

She has no family and no heirs, the intention is to leave everything to the sheep and a trusted animal care organization :) The question is, at this stage in life, what is the best use of her assets and when is the best time to enjoy the reward of her financial, energetic and personal investment?

We have a 12 page management contract that we've added our real experiences to over the years, with the intent of protecting both us AND the landlord.

Hi all,I’m a beginner investor, but if you purchase a home that is move in ready with the intentions to renovate a 2bd/1 ba into a 3bd/2BA will this create forced appreciation resulting in added equity?