They should be able to help you cross your T's and dot your I's

Live-in flips can be stressful for a family of 5.

The goal is to roll over profits into the next one, and do so until she either reaches her stress limit of buying/fixing/selling every two years, or were financially comfortable and in a house we love. 

There are some (good) reasons to get an inspection: a) If it's a condition of the contract, and you need to get out of the deal that requires this; b) if it's a quick fix and flip with not much work anticipated ("paint and carpet job") and you anticipate selling to an end user who is going to live in the property and their lender will most likely require an inspection to make the loan; c) you're a "belt and suspenders" kinda investor, who just likes to have all the "I"s dotted and "t"s crossed.

Through the years, tenants feel it's fair, and no one wanted to count pennies with me.Once, I rented the 2nd floor t o a South Asian tenant.

I know the census has data, as well as Citydata and there's some decent demographic data on LoopNet, but I'm wondering if people know of other sources that offer information on demographic growth and trends in different cities through 2016 or maybe into 2017.Thanks,-T

Don' t use Bleach on Mold.

If you have any other suggestions on how we can help Flippers make more money, or take away their stress.

Usually at places like home depot they will say something like Fan box with a Saf-T brace.

To be in a slam dunk neighborhood here, I'd be in the $5-6/sq. ft. range.I've tried to stress test this deal as best I can, and seeing what's come and go on this market for the last 12 months, this one looks pretty strong.