We bought our first property using a VA loan and than gutted it.

We bought our first property using a VA loan and than gutted it.

To me at first glance I have to say there isn't enough info for me to make a solid decision but by gut says not it isn't one that I would be interested in.

We bought our first property using a VA loan and than gutted it.

Hello BP members,I will be hiring a GC to do a gut job on a row house in DC and was wondering what type of insurance I need on the house.

If you do anything alone and your deal blows up, not only can the buyer come after you but so could he, so stay away from any creative stuff.What you can do is sell a one half undivided interest, if you found someone with the guts to do it and take him on for the other half, not likely unless you know an astute RE type and no, I don't buy up there, sorry.

What that taught me over time was that apartment gut job short sales that trade at 4,000 a door for 30 doors and 120,000 sales price wasn't worth my time. 

I'm the type of guy that guts and renovated my own houses.

It was a complete gut rehab (down to the studs) and I performed a lot of the work myself and worked directly with the contractors I hired so that I can learn about the work and costs involved in these types of projects.I am Hoping to make connections with people who have experience with wholesaling and rehabbing and build relationships with possible mentors, investors, and cash buyers in the Chicagoland area.

Usually when it is found, you pretty much need to gut the house and replace all the drywall