But, I got as far as finding them and thought to myself how to I get rid of them now?

It seems like this is what you want to do so why not do it when you are able to. I

What it comes down to is that they are asking for a favor or special consideration.

He purchases property's generally we look them over and decide what to doI figure materials needed and usually find best prices he purchases themMinor things I work alone or run a crew, if problems crop up on other jobs I am not involved in they discuss it then its getting to where its always how would I handle it so I have to go there and deal with it(He thinks my driving time and gas is free) In areas where we have to have electricians and plumbers I deal with them and know inspectorsWhen we are not fixing up a property I am mr handyman for the rentals do every thing but collect rentHave been Thinking about quitting for several weeks got serious about it today ,but only have a few thousand bucks put back Have some materials and lots of electrical and plumbing Think financially would be better off doing my own fix ups (On some projects I know purchase price the materials and labor costs permits taxes and later what price and terms it sold for and /or what it rents It boils down to I think my piece of the pie should include something besides the crumbs Just don't know if I should save up more and start collecting more materials or go for itIf I had the cash I would have quit today

If I have to, I will go further away for comps, maybe compare a 1 bath to a 1.1 bath (and make an adjustment), simply make adjustments for square footage, garages, etc.

Our sec-8 population only moves when they have to (I have 3 who are going on 7 years!)

(close fast, no commissions, no inspections) You also have to be sure there is a market to flip the home to. I

Find a motivated seller and get a property under contract, file a memorandum to protect your interest and then learn how to file a release if and when you have to.  I

Any thought on whether to I buy a home/apt or rent?

The Brandon Hall that I was referring to is an accountant in Washington D.C.