Do you use free tools like Slack / Trello / Skype to handle the workflow?

@Courtney Hebert if you're interested in a 203k you might also look at the Fannie Mae Homestyle renovation loan, its similar but has some benefits over the 203k in that it has a little less red tape on the type of improvements you can make, and doesn't have an owner occupant requirement.

Super helpful to see where I can tighten up the initial evaluation and improve my process.

Is the area improving?

I know it will be near impossible to buy something before 2 years is up and I already have a good plan to improve my credit very quickly but the part I'm struggling with is what should I do with my money?

And of course I have a step by step process for you to follow because I believe in developing systems and checklist to improve your effectiveness and to later automate your business.

Princeton is such a nice community that I bet you'll get back every penny of the cost of the improvement and then some.

I saw this last time too where all these flips shows came out, seminars from educators were rampant, news stories were once again touting real estate as in vogue and a juggernaut that can't be stopped.I know agents right now buying cars,big houses, trips out the yang thinking (this is awesome).I am trying to make smart investments today and hold a certain liquidity position to take advantage of discounted assets in the future.There is talk that Trump's plan for reducing corporate taxes and road improvements might extend the cycle out 2 to 3 more years but nobody knows for sure.

I'm not sure I want to own, but I would be interested in working a deal to rent this property and provide improvements to the home for a share of the profits upon sale.

If everything is finished, what would you add/improve?