We'll be going for a house hunting trip next month so we are trying to plan as best as possible.

If someone trips and falls in a property owned by an LLC they typically can only sue the Owner which is the LLC and any assets it owns are at risk.It is best to make it difficult for someone to determine what you own.

Yes, it will be an expensive trip, but handling this in person will not only put your mind at ease, it may make it harder for the tenants to say no to your face.

Making several trips a day to Home Depot SUUUCCKKSS10:Theres a million others I cant think ofRoof: Cross Creek RoofingFoundation: Raymundo Negrete TorresTexture: Daniel FloresFlooring: The BOSS Cabinets: The BOSS Paint: Home DepotIf a contractor was referred to me and its one of their main people, I cant give out that contact, but most others I will.Alright, Numbers!

Hello BP community,I recently just road-tripped from Portland, Oregon to Columbus, Ohio to start building my real estate portfolio here.

Or sometimes meetings with city folks like last week had a sit down with the Public works department as we were scheduling a pre con meeting for a 27 lot subdivision I am building.Once quarter I take a road trip out east and visit half of my vendors that I fund fix and flips for ( I am not a HML) I only do Jv's with them I am a capital partner big difference. that's a week on the road..

come on.Permits in theory were based on a great idea, make sure work was being done properly and safely but as you eluded to with your "carpet pulling permit" most towns have turned them into nothing more than a cash grab....I do a great job on my rehabs making sure everything is up to par and in as close to perfect shape as I can afford to do, problem with that is, most of the home and fha inspectors feel the need to justify their fees or trip and then nit pick the crap out of me, I had thought about leaving one big hole in the entry way wall so they can say, "hey theres a hole, fix that" and leave the bs stuff alone.

The "test" button will often trip the GFCI without a ground wire present, but those separate testers won't trip the GFCI unless it is actually grounded.

The salaries eat up about 15% of potential profits, but it allows me to travel all summer with the family and take holiday trips.

Purchase price: $89,000 Cash invested: $20,000 Sale price: $125,000 Lived in home and fixed it up, updating kitchen, floor coverings, refinished hardwoods, painted trip, landscaping.