Run a couple scenarios, and if knocking down the house and rebuilding is the most profitable (with an acceptable level of risk), go for it.As for knocking it down yourself, if you have to ask, you probably shouldn't

A couple of days ago my wife played me a section of a Bigger Pockets video on the topic of BURR.

Hi, guys.We kept it on the market for a couple of months, but then we rented it out on an 18-month lease, so when it came up for rent, again, it would be in the spring. 

The problem is, we’re college students who alternate between working and attending school.

I suspect I’ll look to move again in a couple years, but do feel that we quickly outgrew what cozy had to offer.

The plan was to raise a couple million among friends and family, locate an acquisition/rehab property, hold for 5-7 years and sell turn key.

I've been extremely intrigued by the large multifamily space after listening to @Jake Stenziano & @Gino Barbaro's Wheelbarrow Profits podcasts for the past couple months and reading on apartment syndication.

If it's gutters or painting the outside something that's going to cause noise or take a bit of time I'll give them a couple of days heads up.

Guys I am very interested in attending.

Just had a couple questions I was hoping someone could answer:1.