I'm going to level out the floor because the subfloor ripped up a small layer when ripping up the tile.

I'm rather new here and had a quick question regarding how to rehab a rental. I'm looking at buying foreclosed properties, some of which need some work. Do you experienced investors just rehab enough to make it habi...

Then we figured out what we needed on the financial level to get there.

Hello Everyone, My name is Brian and I'm 25 years old, a recent college dropout.I was going to school to become a teacher but I just really can't see myself being happy spending the next 30+ years doing that.I've always been interested in real estate and I'm hoping to purchase my first home to rehab sometime within the next few weeks.I've worked for a residential building company briefly while going to college so I know quite a bit about that aspect of the rehab, but need to learn alot (in a short time) about so much of the other aspects of real estate investing.This looks like a great community and I'm very excited to have found it and look forward to learning as much as possible.

There is a certain level of education and analysis you MUST have to be successful in this business, but the number one reason people fail in this business is because they talk themselves out of ever doing anything.

at that level of investment, your renters could buy cheaper than you could rent it to them after you factor in your profits and operating expenses....

the logo is a spinoff from a previous logo we created - for a personalized poster design company that my twin brother and i established a few years ago fresh out of college - we like to enjoy what we do so create logos and designs that embody our creative spirits.we are working on branding our image while we float into different ventures, Blowfish Properties is the real estate arm (or should i say fin)ha...crickets chirping...

Two years ago I was looking at RE in SLO and the agent said it was HOT HOT due to the college area.How is it going now?

.-240 if theres already tile previously but IF its level, i can overlayer it with the new tile and not remove the old tile.

Are you confident that the market will absorb your product at a price level that pays back your investment and provides a return for the risk taken?