I inspected a single family home a few weeks ago which had been 'pre-inspected' by another local home inspector at the behest of the realtor who had the home listed for sale.

tenant got wind of the sale and took advantage by stiffing old owner and you during the transaction.  

The roof in that area covers the room, and the back balcony/porch, and it is approximately 400 sq. feet.I got two estimates: 1) $4843.09 by Home Depot, the Sales Consultant stated that they need to repair my roof and the neighbor's together, they do not install new roofs on situations like mine, where the roof is "shared by two properties, due to potential liability issues being claimed by my neighbor.

I am representing a seller (as their agent) on a sale on a SFR in Los Angeles.

Purchase price: $580,000 Cash invested: $50,000 Sale price: $740,000 Live in flip number 2.

I am from southern California and it will be my first time acquiring any properties for investment purposes.I will actually be visiting the area with my parents 11/23 - 11/26 and will be glad to meet with any lenders, investment specialists, sales agents, property managers, on here from the area, who is knowledgeable and helpful in regards to first time investor needs and interests.Since I am new on here, I am looking for any general tips, suggestions, links, and directions on this site on where I can find more useful information in attaining my goals.Thank you in advance and I wish everyone the best.Chris

It is like any other for-sale-by-owner except that you don't live in it, don't fix it up, and sell it quickly.Good luck to you!

The pros I have found a few deals being able to access the MLS and I have saved cost on representing myself on purchase/sales.

I used BP calculators to run numbers as a Fix and Flip and as a Buy and Hold, with both cash and conventional financing in the interest of multiple exit strategies.Quick details:Property is a SFH in a trendy neighborhood, three of the homes for sale within a 5 minute walk are flipped homes.Property has 3 beds and 1 bath.

NetWorth Realty fees would have been 1% to list the house and 1% when the sale closes, but I decided to pay 3% if she sells the house and 0% if I end up keeping the house in case of heavy bias toward buyer’s market.