@Letisia Crespo - All conforming (meaning they conform to, or adhere to, the guidelines set forth by the loan insurer, be it Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Housing and Urban Development (FHA), Dept. of Veterans Affairs, or Dept. of Agriculture (USDA). 

I have been a tenant in numerous rentals and have learned some tricks for last second cleanups (lessors don't cringe).

Granted, it's a small town, not a true urban area.Everybody's got to live somewhere!

I have visited this site numerous times, but this is my first post.

We have asked them numerous times to let us know when they come in advance, as the back yard was part of our agreement since we have dogs.Anyhow this made them mad.

As a student of Urban developement I tend to lean in favor of them in the long run though.  

I found numerous deals and made over six figures with this strategy alone, but it wasn’t and still isn’t legal.

Usually it's cheaper and faster to cover it with new siding - what you choose depends on the architectural style of the building.If you are in a dense urban are with property cost over $200/sqft you might want to consider to build.

Both have been mentioned numerous times by guests on the Bigger Pockets podcast and I have detailed notes to both books.

Hello my name is Cassie and I have been to numerous seminars for flipping houses and wholesaling.