J Scott wrote two books: one on flipping and one on estimating repair costs.

I'm curious to hear everyone's thoughts / two cents / various methods trying to achieve something similar!

I'll try to give as much detail as possible so sorry if this is a little long-winded.I have two potential partners who are looking to do a deal together to buy a 2-4 unit in Cleveland (B neighborhood or higher) where I am located.

I am exploring two options as a new investor.

@Brandon Persell, two thoughts for you:1.

I am 59, and my household includes my wife and two adult children.

One charges a one-time onboarding fee and lease renewal fees, while the other two don't.

We did a thorough inspection and yes you're correct, at first we were told there was only two tanks.

I rent in Chicago on the south side and there is no way in hell, I would rent to those two.

The best way to get specific info on foreclosures is through the court system if it’s a judicial foreclosure and newspapers for non judicial statesYou can pay sites for foreclosure data as well but reality is most foreclosures today do not end up foreclosing as borrowers will file bankruptcy While there are many bankruptcy chapters, when dealing with residential real estate, there are primarily two chapters, a 7 and a 13.