It appraised for $5,000 over what i paid for it, and i do have some things i will be doing on the exterior of the home that i believe will add value as well.I just want to know if there is any way to use this property to get my next, which i would like to be a rental- or if im better off just saving my money and doing it all over again.at the moment i am a little low on funds considering closing costs consumed most of what i had saved up.Thank you in advanced!

Ryan Nichols an attorney in SC posted this.For purposes of this Act, "'[c]ommerical solicitation'" means contact by telephone, mail, or electronic mail for the purpose of selling or marketing a consumer product or service. ... ."

Also it can be quite time consuming just dealing with the logistics end. 

However, with the many available student apartment buildings being built, the main consumers of that area is going elsewhere.

This is a time consuming process but, it can be very worth the effort if it saves horrible headaches down the road.Try to find help with the contract and bid process if you can - it might help you do it with fewer mistakes! 

The interior wall surfaces are all tongue and groove boards (cedar), there are visible nicotine stains on the air returns.Every single surface will need to be cleaned in some capacity, but I am left scratching my head at effective solutions.I've found a few anecdotal recommendations about using white vinegar or TrisodiumPhosphate, but when you need to scrub the walls and the ceilings of a 1700+ sqft house that seems pretty daunting and time consuming given that it is tongue and groove.

Charge what is consumate with the services you are providing. 

I'm new to BP - this is my first post and I've only recently become obsessed with real estate - consuming everything I can get my had on for the past 4 months.

If you don't have a healthy group of consumers the property is not a deal no matter how you look at it.

It's expensive and time consuming to go through the foreclosure process.