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Mj Mckinley Starting out with no money....rental or rehab?
27 February 2017 | 29 replies
If you can find a good deal, you will find investors willing to cut you a check for bringing them a deal they can close, or may even give you a cut in the project.   
Josh Rowland What exactly does "Investor Friendly Agent" mean?
28 February 2017 | 36 replies
I run the numbers with my investor clients exactly the same way I would on my own deals.I don't cut my commission.  
Kyle Allen Should I flip of rent my rehabbed house??
28 February 2017 | 10 replies
I could attempt to get the house removed from the flood zone as i'm right on the edge and have no issue with water retention but there are cost involved in that as well and no guarantee the will remove it.  
Jake Walroth Getting my Unit ready for Airbnb
12 February 2020 | 12 replies
I dislike trying to figure out how I'm going to prepare a meal with one dull knife, no cutting board, a mixing bowl and one tiny pan I can put into the oven.
Syed Khan Buying a lot in a subdivision
12 June 2021 | 6 replies
Safer is relative, a new development on the edge of nowhere vs the last vacant lot in a desirable and walk-able neighborhood wouldn't exactly compare.
Michael Ash Tenant's Odd Behavior
27 February 2017 | 19 replies
The cameras has armored cable that could not be cut easily especially 30 feet in the air.
Onzis Woods Bad contrator advice, and next steps as far as legal options
24 February 2017 | 5 replies
My wife and I just purchased our first home with 203k loan the bank gave half to the contractor and gave us the run around we are now about a month and a half in and this contractor did not pull permits as asked and consistanly asking us to make cuts that were not on bid i've had 3 contractors come in and say no more than 2000 has been spent and he has half of the money and says he is all out of money we have bought the appliances even though they were in budget when we talked to bank they say they are not responsible for the contractor money if it is deficient from the amout it takes to finish we asked them this before we closed and why they were giving so much upfront. they said thats how it is. what can i do now because the money we have to fix the house is held at bank and they will not release unless project is at 50 percent and the other bids we are waiting on say he is about 10 to 15 percent and they have to redo his work as well. the bank says just come up with the money what are our legal recoruses to get house finished. the only thing the bank says we can do is arbitration. 
Franchesca Ramaker New Member Minnesota
26 February 2017 | 11 replies
Do not cut any corners to make a deal look better on paper but not in reality.Track all of your income and expenses that you are responsible for and review them regularly (in report form) with people that can help you possibly reduce your expenses and increase your income.  
Jay Hinrichs contianer houses tiny houses check it out
24 February 2017 | 4 replies
You can cut any window sizes you want to fit.
Carrie Jel Choosing between two qualified tenants
26 February 2017 | 13 replies
You are not cut out for the business if these very minor issues are causing you even the slightest bit of stress.