So what I hear from everyone is that the perfect realtor for my team has -Zero money themselves but lots of expenses so theyre hungry.Zero other investors in their stable but lots of good contacts for finding deals for meZero properties themselves but impeccable ability to find and negotiate great dealsZero ambition to work for anyone other than you but endless energy for meTongue in cheek (mostly). 

The tax lien database is perfect for finding non-owner occupied houses for a direct mail campaign.

They checked out perfect and I changed my mind (policy?)

Purchasing a lien prior to reconciling all assignments have been perfected is a poor purchase decision.  

Hi Kelly,Even the best of tenants will leave the the unit in less than perfect condition.

I have a contract, although I am not confident that it is perfect.

I have been doing plenty of reading (definitely a popular trend I see in here amongst the newbies), perfecting my credit score, working on a plan to approach this, setting my short term goals as well as long term goals.

Sorry to say, many of the scams were perfected by my generation.

Columbus would be perfect!

I'm not talking about spending money where it isn't needed (replacing perfectly solid cabinets for example just for something more stylish).I'm sure there is no right or wrong answer to this, but I'm wondering what you opinion is on updating a house and considering it as marketing.