Not normally a topic category that would interest me however, I couldn't help to see the irony of a guy from Dallas, TX posting what sounds like conspirator theorist remarks (think JFK).

. ;)Now I see the motivation of "defending" your suggested attorney.Just saying Ann, your response could have been phrased a little differently to say what you thought without it making it sound I was full of it.

I'm using Capital One 360 to do this, I like getting the email once a week saying "You paid $200 to xxx" Plus then when I log in, I see the number changed more often.

I honestly see the deals and know them when I see them and get madd when someone else capitalizes on them.

I checked in daily and on Friday, went to see the progress (he was only supposed to clean out trash and remove some old tile).

Repairs are around 35K(I see have the see the property tomorrow) Would this deal be profitable if I use hard money?

I have seen these things go wrong but in your situation it is hard to see the down side.

I see the biggest potential positive to a class C SFR portfolio being high cash flow/NOI.Biggest drawback is poorer liquidity.

As I scour Southern Cal for my next rehab opportunity, it is good to see the different examples of deals done.

I'm just worried the bank will see the price tag at $145,000 and not take their option fee into consideration as a down payment.