If you know someone who has capital and wants to be “in on the action” but they don’t have the time or know-how to do the leg work and oversee the project, they can put up the capital with you responsible for finding the house, rehabbing it and then selling it.

Good luck and keep doing the mental leg work.

If you have never done it before, beware, especially if there's someone else to share this home with you, 2-legged or 4-legged.4.

Purchased a set of fixer uppers on Ohio River waterfront, both for $100k.

Purchase price: $100,000 Cash invested: $40,000 Sale price: $186,000 Purchased a set of fixer uppers on Ohio River, both for $100k.

IF they don't I'd say you have a leg to stand on and make the argument.

You can thank me later.Concentration and focus are great to a point, but when you get that nagging pain in the base of your neck or the upper part of your back and it seems like no amount of rubbing it will get rid of it; you need to stop doing what you're doing and break the chain.  

Fixer uppers (buy and holds) will serve as my foundation and then I plan to expand.

With my budget, I am looking at fixer uppers mostly to build some equity.

Due to budget constraints, mostly targeting fixer uppers and found one in west San Jose.