Neither of those makes sense to me.To "totally renovate" the interior of a house would likely cost at least $20-25 per square foot from a typical contractor, even if it's only a cosmetic renovation.

Costs me $0.06/sq foot in between renters.

Pardon me for any oversimplification as I am new here, but what I am seeing from the replies of the experienced rehabbers here is that they are more than open to purchasing from a wholesaler, and that it might free up time taken to search for properties, but they have not found a wholesaler who a) Has a deal at or below their price point or b) Finds properties tailored to their preferred criteria (area, size, type of rehab).As a newbie looking to put a foot in the door with wholesaling this is quite disturbing.

Plus, you can really become more familiar with the area and what to offer sellers, on a per square foot basis.

There will be pressure treated 4 x 4 posts set in concrete footings.

As the name of the book suggests, a child will benefit the most when entering these types of social environments at an older age, 12+, then earlier.

Both Lowes and Home Depot typically carry a 14-15 cubic foot model for @$399.00.

Since then they have had another child and all are in a 3 bedroom home.

Have a look at the wall to see if you can determine the footing size or see any settling already.

and the house is underwater)- Obviously, His credit is shot, filed CH 13 plus he has Tax liens and Backowed Child Support up the rear.