Considering I just finished doing my taxes and could see the profits on properties I had turnover in and the ones I didn't (almost double), there's definitely something to be said for keeping a long term renter happy.That being said, its really about fairness too.

I usually put up mini blinds on new rehabs but this house is higher end than my usual.

Looking for one that will do assingment of contracts as well as double closings.

I have heard of some investors buying an investment property and allowing son/daughter to live in house and rent out other bedrooms.

The finished unit is a two bedroom 1 and 1/2 bath two story unit.The side I am getting ready to renovate could be easily split into a one bedroom apartment upstairs and a one bedroom apartment downstairs.

Each unit is 1 bedroom and 1 bath.

The walls are getting dirty from the kids touching them as they walk, newly installed carpet in bedrooms is already stained, etc.

So i was talking to a lawyer about my business model and i asked about double/simultaneous closing for wholesaling banked owed property, he basically told me that its not possible, there is a 90 day seasoning and why would a savvy rehabber investor who has access to the mls go to you for these properties. so here is what i propose to investors that wholesale banked owned properties, First off how do i get around the 90 day seasoning, if there is any seasoning and most savvy investors has mls access so how would i make reo properties attractive to an investor with mls access, what properties on the mls should i target

I have owned one condo prior to the boom I bought in 2003 and sold it in 2006 for Double what I paid for it.

I paint the walls with whatever my base color of my bedrooms/living area is along with a white ceiling.