Hi @Tyler Divine, yes there is...1) Provide vendors with a takeoff (you can outsource this) - no two individuals will produce identical takeoffs and if it's a sales rep doing it, cavet emptor.  

You have to build a system around that individual to succeed and turn a lot of projects.  

My understanding is that the noteholder agrees to a settlement amount and the deed is hers free and clear.Back in 2007 an individual transferred a deed on a property with an outstanding mortgage of $535k in Brooklyn NY.in 2008 The seller passed away. since 2007 not a single payment has been made to the mortgage.

@Bryan Hancock One of the benefits of the old rules for accredited individuals was that they were easily understood.  

Hi Juan A duplex two blocks from a duplex that I own and live at just sold as a fixer-upper for 105,000 but Ive seen some other one's going for 160,000 up to 200,000 that I think should be fixer-upper's.

Hello and Happy Holidays everyone, I am in search of a new real estate attorney and hoping that someone, or anyone might have some good recommendations of individuals I can sit down, have coffee with and chat about investing.Thanks so much for your help. 

From reading BP articles and listening to BP podcasts, I’ve learned that hard money costs will be dependent on the project, not the individual’s income or credit score.

It occurred to me that a couple of years ago I created a bathroom in a lake house we had and I had to put in a rear discharge toilet (sounds redundant) to avoid cutting into the slab by drilling a hole through a cinder block wall. 

A block south of my 2 flat are row homes/town homes which were sold out before construction completed, several new multi-family and SFH have also been built/being built now in the neighborhood. 

I have found http://zimas.lacity.org for GIS searching, But the Block out the owner info.