I had 2 email me this morning in fact.Also, put the word out there to to real estate agents/brokers.

I will react by going to bed and then waking up the next morning.

I received a phone call from head of the building dept this morning.

They don't go in the attic to check the insulation...then are surprised when it is sawdust...they don't climb on the roof and are shocked when it has multiple layers or needs replacing...they don't make a trip to check if work is permitted or not and are shock shocked when it is not...I like to think they are trying to get potential buyers to be aware of all the pitfalls out there when rehabbing and showing you some basic things that can be wrong...That said I am so glad when folks rehab the older historic homes here...99% do it to live in ...there is no way to make money flipping here with prices as they are

I have meetings Saturday morning, through to the afternoon.

“This morning, when Ralph told me he’d been summoned for an audit, he bet me twenty thousand dollars that he could come in here and piss all over an IRS official’s desk and that you’d be happy about it.”P.S.

Our inspection is tomorrow (Wednesday) and if he hasn't given us these documents by tomorrow morning, we are pulling out.

but generally speaking it's that brokerage & occupancy piece that can trip up someone who treats a commercial revitalization as though it were a 'simple flip.'  

Bryan :           You are correct about spending the assets down to $2K            I actually called my Attorney for closings this morning in Ky. to review her assets .

He has offered to manage my rehab if I want to embark on flipping my own property...I work full time so it would be a struggle....I himmed and hawed and one morning before work I was complaining about my current job and I was crying about not knowing what direction to go in and my boyfriend said to me why don't you focus all of your energy on real estate....that is the only thing I see you get excited about.