I've got plenty to do to tighten up the property before I'll worry about the foundation.

I don't think it's ever a good idea to put a possible strain on a business.

As I went along I was able to tighten up the process to max profits some.

He actually tightened a part on there so hard that a significant effort will be required to unscrew it to release the freon and he also marked it with a special market that can detect tampering.

Hopefully you can connect with some solid wholesalers here and tighten up your marketing for your new campaign.See you around the site!

If their budget is strained by buying imported goods (and for now assume oil is also priced as an imported good) they will have less money to afford on housing.

If you are going to be using credit cards to buy the deal, and then credit cards to do the major rehabs necessary - I think everyone here is seeing that you will be tapping yourself out and the next major issue (car accident, health issue, etc) could really put a strain on you financially.In the end you have to be comfortable with the risks, but take the free advice you are getting from people with experience seriously.

For a wholesaler, person starting out, or someone that wants to tighten up their probate skills, @Sharon Vornholt is the best, the best...Here method of targeting Absentee's, Probates, and City Ordinance Violators (COV's) are awesome...Will pay long term dividends....

The RE market in the area you concentrate in is the best indicator, rents, average prices, particular neighborhoods, municipal growth, local economic conditions.When you have rising bond prices interest rates will follow, money tightens, loans can get to be a bit harder but the real effect is less buying power from the public.

Theoretically they're built much better since the "road travel" to the site is a bigger strain than anything "stick built" will face.However some banks/mortgage lenders avoid them like the plague.