They basically subcontract all the appliance fulfillment and delivery to another company, and it’s really hit or miss with them.

So long story short, a friend bought a foreclosure on the front steps of the court house on Dec. 18th.

It's basically insurance to cover the lender for the risk of making a loan to you.

They are one of the first ones to apply the term "hack" to every day life.Hack is basically just a clever shortcut in this context.My beef with the term "house hacking" is when people present it as a new idea.

There are basically 3 choices: Bring more money to the table, have the seller drop their price, walk away from the deal.If you offered $X, and it comes in at $X-$50k, that is the seller's problem.

The security deposit they forfeited was basically a months rent, during which time I could get the place rented again.

Hi,  I have started going to the foreclosure auctions, and I wanted to know, can you get the judgment of foreclosure online, or only at the court from the clerks office?

Basically talent in my area wants 150-250K per year and I simply am not willing to make that type of pay cut unless they remove me from the business and I watch it grow from a warm awesome location.I have used Fivver in the past, everything from novelty birthday videos to advanced business marketing materials.  

I'm looking into a multifamily in Berkeley and had considered that I could rent most units doing the basic stuff, but might be able to do a Short Term Rental in one of the units. 

I have read a basic formula ...and evaluate to see if you are happy with the numbers but...1) Buy at 40%-60% of the planned ARV. 2) Rehab should cost you between 10-30% of the ARV. 3) All money in to the deal should not be more than 70-80% of the ARV.