They also make a tool to go on the bit that keeps it centered between the drywall in the wall cavity.

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It seems like you've got the right tools to take a stab at rehabbing for sure.

Although, I haven't purchased an apartment yet, it's a tool for future use....Reciprocity(like BP) does work....keep trying!!

I've learned the value in getting educated on many of the tools (options, trusts, etc. ) that have helped make otherwise hopeless deals become profitable opportunities, too.

HML are a great tool if used correctly.

at the very least, you'll have access to the mls - a valuable tool to determine home value and doing comps.i'd recommend to definitely understand how to do the numbers and evaluate home value... even just as important, connect with other local investors - don't stop going to the rei meetings ... or at least continue to network with ppl in the industry so you can get more familiar w/the terminology and the goings on in your market.much luck to you and your wife!

BP is a great tool for everyone interested in real estate and I look forward to see it improve as time goes on and who knows how many people this community has benefited over those 8 years.

I gave her all of the tools and training needed, put her in touch with my cma expert to give her resale values, my contractor to verify rehab budgets and my realtor key to tour the properties on her own.

@Henry M.After paying for Sitex Data for a year (not cheap, even if you only buy a block of comps), I discovered that BOfA's free comp tool (see link below) comes up with pretty much the same valuations as Sitex, so I stopped using Sitex.http://realestatecenter.bankofamerica.com/tools/marketvalue.aspx?