Once you start opening stuff up you have no choice, we hate getting locked into full gut jobs but when the condition is so poor your hands are tied.

Your choice. 

Tile surrounds rarely have to be replaced if just dirty, bathroom tile and fixtures clean very well unless abused, its usually an aesthetic choice.

She is closing in on 93 and finally admitted she needed help and was willing to make me her co-manager.

When dealing with unlicensed wholesalers you’re going to have a lot of issues like the ones mentioned above and others you didn’t mention, like gaining accessTo house, title issues and so forth.I’ve been around real estate for 3 years now and just this past week I finally found someone who found a good deal through a wholesaler.It’s a flip.

I've teamed up with an agent and hard money lender already, a good GC is the final big team member I'm trying to connect with before I take on my first Flip!

As long as you do your due diligence on the neighborhood you finally decide to invest in you shall do fine.

My first choice is ALWAYS separately metered utilities for each unit. 

I’ve been listening to the Bigger Pockets podcast for over a year now and finally decided to join and connect with you guys!

When he took over, I have several hot water tanks partly depreciated for each building because I didn't charge off the final depreciation.