is a quick way to ruin Thanksgiving for perpetuity, so it's better to put a detailed approach in place and know how you're going to be able to handle the reno and successfully exit the property.

In couple of two weeks visits, I rehabbed it with the craigslist “proffies” for like 15K, which was not bad at the time.In retrospective, there were two things, which significantly reduced cash flow:the location- as excited first time “investor” I did not pay attention to numerous sump pumps (the house actually sinks in the swamp- not unusual in New England)the property manager- I had one great guy for the first four years (also found in craig).

Also - the fencing reduces the chances of trespassing into my property.

From title, to contracting, to lending, they have professionals that handle everything you will need to start flipping.If you need more info contact me or @Tom Dagney - he is the VP of SJREIABest of luck!

Plain and simple, seems like NC Banks are just not set up to handle (implement) the NC PACES Act. 

Depreciation reduces the tax liability.

hello does anyone know of some title companies in the city of Philadelphia that handle assignment contracts.

from my point of view if your an individual and not partnering with folks who ever is going to sue you is going to name you personally.. this is where you need good insurance to take up your defense as your first line of defense.whether they have the right to sue you is immaterial.. or whether they will prevail is immaterial.. if your operating as a group or partnership and have clean records this can limit your exposure to your ownership.other than that  retirement accounts should be maxed out they basically cant be touched... certain trusts.but just LLC labyrinths like you mention.. those are not going to do it for most or.. you will spend a ton of dough fighting to make the position they can't sue you. when suits happen everyone is named .. that's when you need good insurance to handle your defense.

Would anyone be willing to recommend an investor friendly carpenter who can handle this job?

I have had a few different ideas as for how I may handle taking rent and holding money such as deposits etc.