Mostly cosmetics....roof is in good shape, etc...biggest thing looks like we'll have to patch some walls as it looks like someone to a baseball bat to the place before they moved out, some doors are missing, and carpet throughout will need to removed. 4.

One for buying, and one I use at REIA meetings and seminars for selling investment homes.Two different messages, but the biggest reason is simple.

My credit score is good (720ish).The problem is that my income isn't typical; the biggest problem (and why I cannot refinance my personal mortgage) is that I have no "guaranteed" income (stable income that is expected to continue).

My biggest wtf is why this so-called "mentor" would put his "GC" license on the line by being involved in this type of project without permits.

One of our biggest expenses is water.

It seems that a lot of companies with strong track records can get deals funded fast but their biggest constraint is deal flow.

@Ben ParrNo insurance, that's just crazy.The building loss is not your biggest risk, your biggest risk is somebody getting hurt or killed on your property and suing you for millions.If you property is low value and you're willing to take all that risk for the fire and casualty, you should at the very least get a liability policy.If you want to keep the fire and casualty insurance you can lower the premiums by raising the deductible.

My biggest problem, is that the house is actually a double wide trailer on a foundation, and I can't seem to find any banks willing to help me refinance it.

My biggest weakness (among many at this point hah) is the math behind the deals so I plan to take the next several weeks and learn as much as possible about that and go from there.

CC debt is usually one of the biggest score killers and the easiest to take care of.