You always  carry insurance on your properties.

To get to the point, I'd be doing scopes in Xact, which is the gold standard in insurance estimating.

My video and blogs will take a long time to snowball into something.Craigslist used to be gold, but they got rid of HTML ads and hide contact phone.

(If the wall is not longer there to carry the weight, then that weight has to be dispersed somehow, meaning a beam spanning the area to hold up the overhead weight)It's not a matter of IF it can be done, but the cost of doing it!

If you are wrapping, at that point, being the middle-man, if the lender issues a DOS, are you responsible for the payment or is it still with the original seller who is still carrying the original mortgage?

That's when you'll need reserves to carry you through vacant periods and if you need any major upgrades (parking lot, roof, main line sewer problems).

Because a real estate purchase is typically wrought with obstacles to overcome prior to closing, the peace of mind of knowing private capital is readily available is worth its weight in gold for some investors.

Home Depot carries many new flooring choices, including the flooring we used throughout this house—both carpet and laminate.

This may or may not be a surprise, but the MLS carries a disclaimer on the accuracy if any data provided in a listing, and that the buyer should verify any data on their own.Here is a link to the realtor.com terms of service and you can just go down to the disclaimer section to read:http://marketing.move.com/terms-of-service/So anybody who gets burned by data from a listing on the MLS did not do their homework.

I paid him $20K more than the next offer he had and he carried me with nothing down (he owned it free and clear).