If my thinking is correct, the main water pressure acts as a vacuum for the 3rd connection (coming from the hot water heater), and sucks out hot water as it comes.

I'm going to guess that you feel it is necessary to fully explain to the seller that you have no intentions of buying the property and that if you have not found a buyer within the 30-45 days to closing then you will back out of the contract?

2 - Get pre-approved by the bank to see how much I can loan while looking for HML lenders.3 - Price out all my expenses.4 - Find a sample questionnaire to ask potential buyers/sellers.5 - Find a sample of a Letter of Intent.6 - Find a sample of a non-compete agreement, find a sample of a non-disclosure agreement, and find a sample of a Master Fee agreement that I can use as a template when I bird-dog.7 - Find a sample of a purchase contract, find a sample of an assignment contract that I can use as a template when I am wholesaling.If anyone would be so willing to share an old or expired contract, I would be most graceful.

I staged my home when I sold my main residence this year.

So the following is merely theory for me at this point in my real estate career.I personally believe and have seen from other investors that what a slow market requires one to do is mainly shift your numbers.

hi all, been hovering for a few days looking for landlording tips and what not, and also looking for financing for another duplex, made a few calls, left a few messeges and sent some emails, no responses yet but its s...

(starting to talk myself out of the fear) waterbury is a small big city, what i mean it's small in population, but it as alot of big city problems, corruption and the usual crime stuff, but my main cocern is the mill rate there is insane. even in the height of the RE boom property was still 20% cheper b/c of the taxes.if you have a deal just make sure the taxes are acurate. there is definite money making deals in waterbury for the seasoned investor, i'm just trying to stay alittle closer to the house. if you give me an adress and i truly know the area i'll give my honest opion of the area. and some where on this board theres a link to money mag. 10 best places to buy bridgeport ct was on the list, same type of city but closer to nyc fairfield county. hope this helps good luck..

Buying properties for a low enough discount would be one of the main things you would learn after doing a rehab or two on your own.In a normal market, a good formula for a rehab is taking 70% of After Repaired Value (ARV) and then subtracting repairs from that number.For example if the property will sell for $100,000 all fixed up, and it needs $15,000 in repairs, then you would take 70% of $100,000, which is $70,000, and then subtract the $15,000 from that.

My intention would be of course that they get the appraisals on the properties that we would actually choose to purchase.

I am 26, and I do have very good credit, but the main thing holding it back from going higher is just the length of my open accounts.I actually inadvertently did the credit mooching thing with one of my partners.