With the love and understanding in his voice that all men who are married to blondes exhibit, the husband replied, "Why don't you just leave it in the garage this time?"

It's a 800 sq ft ranch, no basement, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 2 car garage.

That part of the wall is on the area where the garage was converted/added on, whatever at some point.

It had serious mold, and a garage conversion that would need to be undone.

Just because Rich is not comfortable investing $300k+ in one property does not mean others feel the same, it does not mean he is right or I am wrong, it does not mean anything other than his personal preference at this point in time.One thing people keep missing here is that the area in which I invest is NOT condiusve to holding ONLY flipping and as such, it makes no difference if it is $100k or $1M, if the spread is there it is there, if it is not, you move on.Also, for those who stay in the $100k range on flips, keep in mind that in order to find properties in that range here in So CA, you will have to invest in the desert or in 2 car garages, not homes - good luck.I certainly hope this puts an end to the ridiculous back and forth about self-proclomations and "used car salesman" comments.

American Modern may work.

And, with any truss system, there are the end trusses, like those used on traditional ranch style homes.Non-load bearing walls are interior walls that have no load bearing significance above the wall top plate and are usually parallel to the ceiling joists and roof rafters.Just another diddy, be careful assuming load capacities based on ceiling joists in structures with complex roof systems or modern homes.

My contractor is currently leasing one of my garages.

replace garage door5.

A triplex of 2b/ 1b units single story with 1 car garage and laundry room.