@Blake Woodham Those properties together being cross collateralized won't fit into a residential loan...  

Many local appraisers specialize these days and can discuss comparable sales for residential, multifamily, or even green residential properties.

That what i did eventually you will find a good one and one who wants to work for you that is important .....not just slap a sign in the yard and put it in the mls and cross there fingers.Reo property are usually all on the mls in my state anyway.

I was semi lucky that I have a lot of sand and just starting the winter planting season so I was able to hand broadcast winter grass seed right before a rain and have nice green yards quickly. 

I am local to Tampa, so I am sure we will cross paths at some point.

Originally posted by Taylor Green: Do you think many rehabber's would agree to show the investor how he runs the operations of the property they are partnering on?

Then cross refrence with your local property appraisers web site should be a county site. wright down the addys for any that come up,including all the info it comes with remember to keep them in order then go back to the paper in order take down the attorneys address and fone# the PR's address send them a letter then maybe call or stop by thats the beginning.

To get 220V, two adjacent breakers in the panel are replaced with the "tandem" breaker used for 220V; off of that new breaker, an electrician will have the 2 "hot" legs (usually colored black and red in the wiring), and the neutral (colored white) and ground (colored green or just bare copper) will be connected to the appropriate bus bars in the panel.

(fingers crossed)

I did good on my first rehab but I would not advise jumping in that quick.It really depends on when you feel confident about your numbers, the process, and your finances.It really helps when you overestimate rehab, underestimate ARV, and still come out on the green side.