Yes, they're old and single pane, but they're a huge selling point, if the weights are rehung (if they've broken).

It is nice to hear the story, but the weight has to be on your due diligence.

My wife and I purchased our first house hack property recently and it had two storage sheds that came with the property.

It's been some blood shed by the larger investors in my market who over leveraged prior to the slow down...

And that puts a lot of weight in a small area.

The same way olympic weightlifting is simply just picking up a bar with weight, but is far from easy to do so.Wholesaling is touted as the "entry point" to REI because it is possible to make money when you have very little of your own to start with.

How your offer is structured matters as well if you were all cash with verifiable funds in the bank and waiving inspection that carries more weight than a regular loan or using hard money tied to conditions to get the loan.

I'm not sure if it has any real benefit to the resultant value attributed to our properties as most lenders - and appraisers - fail to give sufficient weight to the benefit of improving a properties energy efficiency.

This is a good example of putting out information that clogs the understandings of investors as it is not appropriate for the most part.Creditors mentioned here, as to mortgages and originators are institutional lenders, banks and funding entities such as a mortgage company, not to individuals.The underwriting mentioned does shed some light on customary loan processing and underwriting that can be and should be adopted by an MLO in assisting a seller.

I too feel I am over weighted in stocks and that the market overall has done poorly over the last decade (hence my interest in alternative investments).