Find another successful rehabber in the area where you're looking to buy, and see if he'll manage the process for you for either a fee or a cut of the profits.For example, we'll do this for investors in our area (some local who want to be hands-off and some out-of-town investors); we'll do a flat fee or a percentage of the profits and basically take care of every aspect from buying to rehabbing to marketing and selling.Having a one-stop shop is a great way to simplify things, especially if the person you're working with already knows the business...

I ask flat out "any of that going to be a problem?"

That dog barked excessively, jumped up on people, and went rooting through things looking for treats.So, I guess it does just go to how the humans manage the dogs.

I am currently in escrow on a two flat near the United Center, a complete gut rehab. 

He also thinks sales volume will be flat and prices will grow by something closer to 5 percent.

Rents are a lot lower as well, and growth is flat.

I just flat out feel sorry for you on your first flip.

.- probate / inheritence of excess property.  

The tenant only has one bathroom, and I'm trying to figure out if I should just match his paint (flat, which is the whole problem) and repaint the corner to be less intrusive or if I should go ahead and paint the whole thing semi-gloss to take care of the problem.My main concern is taking a day to paint his entire bathroom where he'll pretty much need to be gone.

. $10 in it and the others had in excess of $100 each.