there's your liquid cash since you own them all. but also you can take out equity loans from your cars and borrow against them for some cash on hand for the what if's. or you can just go through a bank, there's a million ways to finance a deal. if i were in your position i would be crunchng numbers on homes and if the numbers work then go for it. paralysis by analysis i find is the dumbest thing ever. yes sometimes if you analize something someone else may buy it. but i wouldnt buy anything without feeling completely comfortable with the numbers. remember it's the exit strategy thats most importantl. we all dont want to end up buying a home we cant sell and just that liability our money away. so do your analysis.i dont know how much help what i said is, but dont let anyone tell you that you're going too slow because if anything doesnt make sense then i wouldnt do anything until you feel comfortable with what you're doing.

Some of the upper end new construction has slowed dramatically, but inventory on everything else but new construction is at very strong levels.

The only visible signs of up-dating are new carpet and freshly painted interior, nothing else has been done.

see a bad 3 bed 1.5 bath town house 20 miles from where i live is 190k.i know i could do some much better else where.Vegas, Tucson, Central Florida, Carolina, I know would have a better return.but i do like the job growth of northern va.Thanks for the help.

If everything else is new (or looks nearly new) you'd probably want to match that to keep the newer feel.

As we all know, closings many times depend on bizarre requests by "underwriters" and the loan officer waits like everyone else for the package to be delivered to the closing attorney.

There are so many ways to make money in real estate, why gamble with the ways that you could lose it all with.Michael, birddogging or referring properties to an investor does violate real estate licensing laws which dictate that you must have a license to earn a fee for buying or selling a property for someone else.

She has kept the place in immaculate condition.There was a cleaning checklist that she told me about, but she will be hiring a cleaner to help get the windows and everything else shiny before the handover.Any other ideas???

Just wanted to see who else out there is in Central Ohio.Have a good one!

but anywhere else I have installed cabinets they do not usually get fastened to the slab.