Hi BP community:I have access to a deal that seems so-so to me, but I have purchased very little rental property so I'm putting it out to you.The property is a condo, 960 SF, 2 beds, 2 baths, located in a smallish college town about 45 minutes from Portland, OR.

Do you think he put a cap on to access the shut off?  

My family has been here for multiple generations and has always been very involved in the area, including on the real estate front, so I have deep roots in and love for the place, and come by my interest in real estate honestly :-) Professionally, I'm an interior designer specializing in high end residential design for successful, busy professionals, and aging-in-place/universal/accessible design, for those who either need it now or (preferably) want to plan ahead, just in case, knowing that at least 68% of us will be disabled in some way eventually, or who know they have some health issues for which they know they will eventually need to make some modifications to their homes if they want to continue to live there. 

@Paulette, I wouldn't doubt it at all "Playing in some of the same areas" as a kid lived all over, G-Town, SP, West, SW, learned life from Erie Ave.Would love a chance to get you what your looking for, there maybe a few things now I have access to.

It sounds like they're just being difficult.CAR forms are available to anyone willing to pay the $799 annual fee to license them (this is just for access to the forms, not membership to CAR).

Hi all,Need some help..I went PRO last night but I still can't access Foreclosure properties under the Resource Section.

Depending on your personality, that may cause some stress.I would also point out that you have 2 huge advantages in the flipping game: access to cheap money (your own) and reduced realtor fees (as your own realtor).

I am trying to find access to the public records of broward county lis pendens search, there is one for miami-dadeclerk.com/mfs/mortgageforclosuresearch.aspxI cant find the broward one. anyone please. 

It sounds like you're eager to get started, I would counsel you to pump the breaks a little bit and spend some time not just attending meetings, but making connections and sitting down with current investors in-person to get their take on things.I would also start studying the MLS or, if you don't have ready access to it, redfin, zillow, and the like to just start getting a sense for what properties are selling for how much in which areas of the Puget Sound region.

Called a waterproofing company to access and fix the problem.