As you mentioned cap rated are extremely low, the only value to be found I think would be large rehab projects which would require considerable capital and have a larger degree of risk than I'm looking for now.

My name is Dylan, and I am extremely driven and motivated to be successful.I am a 19 year old student in Manhattan, NY looking to create financial freedom for myself.

I was under the assumption that that practice was common, even amongst BP members.If you personally pay for every wholesale lead upfront, wouldn't that make it impossible to continue wholesaling properties on a consistent basis, say if you had 5-10 deals a month?

In fact, it a common problem with most real estate investors living along the pricey coastal markets on the East and West coasts.Your idea of renting where you want to live (in the "OC") and investing where it makes sense, would be a good decision in my opinion.

The more common phrase here is LTV - Loan To Value.

When you have pipes under the sink near an exterior wall, they can freeze in the extreme cold.

There is likely a buyer's premium (5% is pretty common) that is added onto your bid price.

See what your lease says regarding this issue to be sure, but 30 days notice is pretty common.

Lowell, Mo. has the same wording, it's very common saying "facilitating" as it covers anything done.We have the same view here, enforced by the RE Commission.

I found Biggerpockets researching some legal entity questions I had and found the forum to be extremely helpful and professional.I live in Chicago on the NW Side.