I wanted to research what he is doing before the event so I would be more up to speed.

Due to the high cost of keeping properties in tip top shape, they often don't return a lot of cash, but 10-15 years later they can be sold for a large profit.3) Lenders like them because if they have to foreclose, they're getting an excellent piece of collateral vs. a dump.4) Tenants expect the best service as well as amenities such as high speed internet, pools, gyms, and professional landscaping. 

Just heard the head of CA's High Speed Rail Authority on podcast.

It takes a while to get things rolling each new purchase adds additionally to your new higher cash flow amount like a snowball rolling down hill picking up speed and size...

To me, it conjures up visions of trying to do it as fast as possible, which anyone who knows how involved things can get, would mean cutting corners, taking the easy way out on issues that pop up (and they always pop up) as well as those stupid TV shows that show people doing the renovation process at light speed and making boatloads of cash on it.Now, you will NOT find any links at the bottom here for some "go fund me" account for my "operating expenses" since I've set my budget at $0.00 nor will I be hounding anyone to hand out leaflets or "manage the North Carolina division" and thus committing lots of time, I'm not asking for any time or any money, I just am asking everyone to consider IMMEDIATELY ENDING all use of that term, I not only see absolutely zero benefit from it, I see lots of harm as I'm also the broker who sells these homes I renovate and have taken far too many calls where the buyer's agent who's looking to just set up a showing time, has one question for me "Is this a flip" and it is ALWAYS said with a sneer that says it all to me, that we're cutting our own throats with that word!

I can get more info in less time by simply just looking at the pictures at my own speed.  

And I have understood that the signed escrow release form was, for the developer, not just useful to speed up the deal.

Where everything went wrong.1) ContractorDuring this flip I worked with a contractor that was suggested to me by another investor in the area for quality of work and speed that he was able to do said work.

However, there are always the "know-it-all" 2005 mindset buyers who because they "Think" they got a deal one time or because they have purchased a few houses in the past, refuse to listen to good advice and take off full speed running out on the iced over lake and....SPLASH!

Only if the Camaro had the 396 with the 4 speed