Also when you go to the location make sure your vehicle is at the street and not blocked in.

Joe, I see it and anyone who has been around the block has seen it.Actually it can be very trying at times, taking another step back and looking at the big picture, asking yourself if you're just cutting a deal or if you really are taking advantage beyond that line of fairness.Your conduct is your reputation and since RE is a social business an outcast just won't make it over the long haul.And Mark, we have had a few that have explained thier strtegies or methods that are clearly illegal, BP is a treasure trove for authorities.

Is HR Block premium a good tax program to capture flip income?

Parking is always an issue too, I have a 5 unit building where the tenants are always fighting about parking and blocking each other in.

I currently have a new construction duplex up the block that is doing well.

I'd put a fence to block the view to the back yard.

While that is much about what BP is all about, networking and doing deals, the newbies really need to block out the competitive nature of those in that area of the business and pick out the suggestions or information actually given.

I love the area, lived there for 10 years, still own my first house I bought and lived in and now is a rental, a few blocks away...I'm trying not to fall in love with it and have an investor mentality, but...It passes my two tests, in order.1.

I have jacked and leveled more than one house Rule #1 Dont depend on the jack to hold beam in place while doing repairs Have lots of blocks and shims.

The SAFE act was intended, among other things, to block inflated sales to naive buyers who didn't understand what they were getting.