SFRs are great, but they're even greater when you find a property that leverages multiple benefits - maybe it's a home in a commercially zoned area, maybe it's on the edge of another district, giving you options to rezone in the future, maybe it allows mother-in-law apartments, generating more income for you.

The bum wouldn't go get them so I had a guy drop a bunch off and we helped him they were 8ft long pallets so it didn't take many. we used scrap pieces of lumber and screws to connect the pallets and any odd length cut with a chainsaw it don't have to be pretty its on his side.Sometimes you can find longer pallets and around here usually they are freeIf you look around for them.

If you are likely to be found liable in a case where an average jury in that area hands out 1.25M in judgments and you're looking on the risky high side to defend, your insurance company can cut you a check and walk away, actually they don't give you the money, they can post it to be paid toward the loss.

I just received a call from my tenants and they notified me that the gas was cut off due to an earthquake valve being activated.

I know that some flippers have made things tougher for the rest of us, the guys that cut every corner they can, don't pull any permits when they should, cover up things that really should be fixed, etc.

He does not want to do a JV on the deal but is willing to cut me in a % of the transaction b/c I am bringing a cash buyer.

If you know what you are doing and follow some pretty well proven strategies (you can learn them all here and in a few good books) that you understand before you jump in, you can always scrape a knee or get an unexpected nick or cut, but you won't break a leg and get seriously hurt.

They want to either discredit what I do (Lease Option Assignments) or want to cut me out of the deal.If I find a listed house I really want for my tenant buyers, I simply walk up to the homeowner on a Saturday (if its OO) and ask them some questions..."

In my County on our renewals Sec. 8 is cutting what they are paying.

It seems to be the clear cut winner (better returns all around, better CAP rate, less All In money, etc).