So he got schooled pretty good.Caveat Emptar to the 10th power...

Your acquaintance that inherited their properties have not seen the power of equity and the increase in the value of the house. 

You can do this by looking up tax records, then cross reference his name to see if he owns any others.Knowledge is power in negotiations.  

I'm currently overwhelmed at everything-there is soooo much to learn.

It's definitely not got the business power that the West Coast has but I don't think it's anywhere near the top end right now.

I hear these recommended on Bigger Pockets often, but the Charleston REIA website is a bit overwhelming and has a membership fee. 

Yes I definitely don't want to get overwhelmed by information and just remain at a standstill.  

Painted the other Shed.Replaced main power line cable coming out of the house due to insufficient shielding for the cable.Fixed gutters and railings throughout the exteriorLandscaping with black mulch and a assortment of flowersPost-Rehab Photos:Sale process:Our original ARV was $150K but because a property very similar to ours just down the street which was list for sale at $160K went under contract.

Take into account you have to pay insurance and a general power bill, have someone who collects rent and facilitates move ins but still the number could still produce some serious cash flow.

I know its a very limited thought process on BP  that I bring up as the refi till you die crowd is the overwhelming voice on BP.