Then when you're ready to move in in 2-3 years you can either hang on to it as a longer term buy and hold or sell it at a profit.  

He's right, though, you do need to cut the limbs that hang over his roof.  

Hey Mario,Have you thought about where you will hang your license?  

It can help you find some folks to connect with if you hang out over time.

I'm still new to the features, but once I get the hang of everything, I'm looking to subscibe and become a BP pro member as well.  

I want the easier low hanging fruit. 

It is anywhere from 4-8 bedrooms depending how you look at it 4 full bathrooms two living rooms a formal dining room and kitchen. 3,800 sq ft of living space and a front porch and a two story rear porch with a private master balcony.Purchase price: $15,000 (yes 15 haha I could not believe I won't he auction that low it does need a ton but still)Reno budget: $70-90kARV: $200,000 ( this might be conservative as two fully Reno homes on the same street just sold for $222,500 and a good friend of mine paid $250,000)These are the only two Reno homes in the area fully done mine will be the third but this is where everything is expanding to and the city is determined to make this area great again so hopefully this can kick start me into getting in on the ground floor ESP with the support of the historic society and the local NHA.I will get more interior pictures soon as I am meeting with the lady from the newsletter Sunday for a photo shoot and interview.Wow that was a long post if you managed to hang in there and read it all thank you.

When I tried to offer a low ball price of 220,000, the broker instantly said "save yourself some time, it won't work" and hang up. 

Then you have other poor neighborhoods where there is always people hanging out, it can be overcrowded, lawns not manicured, garbage all over the place and crime. 

She never offered an apology for leaving the seller hanging the night before.