My advice just from education I have received (and not actual experience...YET) is to reach out to your cash buyer once you have all your calculations done and know the least amount you want to sell property to your cash buyer for .

I just recently joined BP as part of my REI education and due diligence.

Hello BP,I have seriously been contemplating on making a career change in my life - one that is more geared towards my life goals related to REI.

It's been quite a while since I visited BP with any frequency. In my absence I got my real estate license though. For better or worse it was something I wanted to do and was finally able to do it. So here I am, ready ...

., resident in the forums.Click on the "Education Tab" at the top of the page, and you could be spending many hours on the Information that is available.Raymond

I understand that it will cost me more money but in my opinion, the tenant/s should be educated...

Did not form business yet but idea is to redo everything and keep collecting the checks for next 15 yrs. my partner thinks it's not a good idea to change drywall sheets but change everything else.

If you want to add a backsplash and change out the countertop you should definitely hire someone if you don't have the time or experience to mess around with it.

According to this site not much change. 

Put a 5 day notice on the door you can get the verbiage from the magistrate's office @ end of 5 days go back to the magistrate fill 10 day notice (police will serve this one $40 in Cherokee County)  @ end of 10 day back to magistrate's office file 24hr ($10) notice police will file again at the end of 24hr schedule Police officer to meet you at the house you will have to move all their things to the curb/end of the drive you can change the locks @ that point.