I have had out 2 restoration companies both with price tags that blow me away. 

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Just tag along and watch what they are doing. 

@Angel Clark, I'm tagging @Tim Joyce because he knows Legal terms quite well.

The tag didn't stick.  

I'm tagging some of the names I've noticed on other Cleveland posts: @Nicole Heasley, @Tom Ott, @Federico Gutierrez, @Steven Aviram, @Andrea Hauserman, @Bob Collett, @Nick Ferguson, @Ann Shanley, @James WiseEven if only 1 or 2 people want to meetup, I'm up for it.   

I am mainly looking for really rundown property now with a good price tag or something value add like that.

@Robert Gilstrap@Joni Chin@Cara Lonsdale@Mike McCarthy@Fred HellerOK sorry for the many tags if any of you are NOT interested in following this, please let me know. 

That's the formula that most investors follow.I hope this is a good start for you but tag me back with any questions. 

IRS computers tag this as an audit flag, and IRS auditors frown upon it for several good reasons.