I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty got a background in HVAC, plumbing, carpentry and electrical.

I've never really dealt with this scenario first-hand (and I don't ever plan to), but I do talk with a lot of tax delinquent sellers who have back due HOA fees - and just for the sake of expanding my knowledge of how this relationship works, I'm trying to fully understand any/all consequences that come when a property owner violates HOA rules like this.

I have not made any investments of my own (other than building my house) and can't wait to get started.The reason I am leaning towards flipping houses is because I am good with my hands and find that my return can be directly related to how hard I work sounds promising.

In addition, I'm actually hand writing all of my yellow letters and tucking in the envelope flap instead of licking and sealing them in order to boost the open rate, which in turn, should increase my response rate.Regarding my letter, it looks like this: "Dear (home owner), Hi!

A real estate brokerage franchise, on the other hand, may mandate using certain (licensed) professionals, but most likely they mandate the results of these professionals as presented in their franchise agreement.

You've got to hand it to BP that you can find almost anything here, but not as much as Craigslist (sic).

If you don't you run the real risk of just increasing that mess faster than you are able to increase your income.While you are doing that, you need to read everything related to business and real estate you can get your hands on.

If there is anyone in my area looking for a free set of hands to help with anything and all I ask in return is knowledge, I'm the guy!

I'm sorry I was saying if there is anyone that can use a student think about me, I just want to work hands on to learn along with BP...

So when you are starting out, and need a guide, mentor or just advice, do not bite the hands that feed you.