Kevin Carroll, a local HUD certified listing agent will be presenting on the in’s & out’s on how HUD Homes work and how to buy a HUD owned property.The latest Treasure Valley real estate market stats will be shared, along with plenty of tips, tricks, and deals.

It's hard to be an active investor when you have a busy work and family life.

That is some top quality work and design Todd, you should be very proud of the end result!

You're certainly being compensated for the work and risks.I also like the potential upsides.

I had a retaining wall fixed a couple of years ago, and the handymen who gave me quotes gave me really high quotes (for a couple of hours of work), and said, "oh, well this quote means I will have to 1099 you."  

Yes if I only get $850 a month I still will make money, "assuming they don't destroy stuff which Im sure they will" school district are best in the state and neighborhood is very very good.She does work and make $1800 a month but from what the HUD representative told me is that shes on a special program "like section 8" to improve her lifestyle.

I listen to them every day on my commute to work and I've learned a lot already. 

I'd leave out the bar-hopper comment, you might attract excessive partiers who skip work and can't pay their rent.Also, it's good that you mention a background check, but you need to list how much that will cost them.

This should work and you can also caulk all the corners.As far as asbestos goes, if it was built before the 80's it most likely has asbestos in it.

Great point @Will Barnard but this would be a complete new system from air handler to duct work and, hopefully, sized correctly.