I have had a couple of great leads and even one appointment but I'm not sure how to go about dealing with a seller whom is requesting 45k interest money for instance nor do I know what my contract would need to say specifically in such an instance.

I don’t say these things to discourage you, only to give you a heads up that CRE is a different game with different rules.

I am leaning towards you keeping It what you'd make on the sale would be minimal at this time and if the roof is headed towards replacement you might be able to prolong it 3-5 years with a tune up vice a full replacement for like 2,000-3,000.

Im in NJ for instance and wake at 4:30 every day for the past year.

The downside is that because they do free audits and reduced-cost work, they are often backed up on appointments 6-9 months out, especially when heading into the cold season as we are now.

Its hard to wrap my head around partnering but it will get easier i feel as the deals go smooth and the cash starts rolling in.Thanks again for the inspiration

They add ANYONE and everyone on their list and instead of doing effort to AT LEAST not annoy the people on their list toooo much, by doing their homework and at least see what markets they are in they massfriggingaaadamnemail the ENTIRE gaaadamn list to EVERYONE regardless whether they are even in the market that damn house is located.I wish someone would invent "nailsthroughthephone" technology where the phone shoots red hot nails through their head every time they reached someone not interested in their BS!

Once you think you can retrofit a shower head, then the valves behind it are frozen.

House hacking is the best way to begin, and I wish I knew about that at 20 before I got married and had kids, it would have given me a huge head start.

I know this post is a little old...but just a little heads up - most of the good contractors are booked out atleast 2 weeks.If you can find a contractor who will work tomorrow...RUNbest of luck