Since, I have spoken with quite a few flippers and contractors and realized that I could actually provide a solution for some Real Estate Investors.

Columbus has a good, modern economy and affordable home prices.

Modern traders may executed multiple orders per second using API technology and hence they are probably paying more than investors 50 years ago.

For most in modern history we only had C and S Corps and it was very common for individuals to hold 10 or 20 or more properties personally. :)Edited as there was a post while I was typing.Aaron, we like to get all the info we can initially so advice is appropriate, now, I agree with Duncan, get competent advice, not off the internet.

Tracking down to the individual parts is virtually unheard of in construction precisely because it's so tedious and expensive to do it.Problem 2 - Make people buy things on separate receipts and mark the receipts for each job.Quickbooks premier is about the best off-the-shelf solution you're going to get without spending huge bucks on a custom program.

There are a number of solutions to that problem.  

Now the new mayor is considering legislation to make it difficult to increase the rent more than 5% and also to make it more difficult to evict.Is this the solution to deal with very high rents in Boston?

(check comps, expectations for area first, i'm up north snow area....)bathrooms, get rid of anything gold. chrome/brushed steel/nickel... maybe modern but you want serene/calm/spa. choose paint color wise.kitchen: there seems to be a mix of black can painted plastic and metal pulls. how are the cabinets?

They are prescription-based and the monthly memberships are very cheap (under $30/month) and for your membership fee they connect you with a law firm in your area and you are able to talk to someone about your particular issue and possibly come up with a workable solution.

I will keep you posted regarding the progress of my project. yes my job will be a full rehab ..I can imagine knocking down some walls to open up space looking for a more modern layout ..moving electricity, refinishing/putting new flooring, gutting kitchen, new cabinets, counter tops, full paint outside/inside ..possible new deck, yard, possible cosmetics in the basement (new carpet, finish walls etc) ...properties selling for under 50K in my area are needing all that ..I hope I will not discover too much while opening walls. most of those houses are winterized with no utilities running ..so once I switch electricity/gas/water on ..lets see if the thing will not fall apart ;-)