And have you had any success/experience doing this?

Hopefully, it will create a lot of good posts of success that we can all be inspired by!

I've done this to my front yard with success, but your results may vary.

To be successful you must strive to keep your All-in costs to 70% of ARV. 

I was wondering if anyone has had any luck in the Houston/Katy area with flipping flooded homes due to Harvey. I have a feeling some are afraid to buy a house that was previously flooded, though if any of you have som...

Which, of course, then drives a lot of business to their regular gigs by way of earned media.It's also been a super successful way to promote the flipped homes to potential buyers.

Most of my success building my rental portfolio has come in areas of purchase prices between $70,000 - $100,000 so I would prefer not to have to force myself to spend more money on property just to meet a minimum loan amount if 100k after 25% down payment.

Owing money to other landlords and utility companies unacceptable, as that has a direct reflection on their ability to maintain a successful tenancy.We don't accept co-signers.

Seeing success first hand will be a huge confidence boost until you can experience it yourself.I hope there's a helpful nugget or two in there. 

Looking to hear of any successful “out of the box” ways that investors have convinced an owner to sell.