Plus I love marketing so I don't think I'll be in a hurry to retire.I never thought about flipping duplexes but after looking at the market It looks like I'll need to buy a fixer upper to get a good deal and flip it for cash.

I actually thought about the same thing when viewing properties.

After interviewing what I thought were licensed contractors I chose Bob (obviously not his real name) I thought Bob was a licensed contractor.

Hi - actually I'm not brand new since I joined about 6 months ago but never really engaged. 

When I originally read that article, I thought of you as I knew you lived in Herron-Morton.  

Hi all, I am new to the BP forums and intend to invest in the Montreal area over the next couple years.I would love to join a local REI group to share thoughts, plans, and even create a solid network base.If something does form I would also be joining (English or French). 

Please let me know your thoughts and thanks in advance!

Essentially, we went from a great deal to a good deal.What are your thoughts based on this very limited information I've provided.

I Really need to walk away from this with $55k that was the discussed purchase price (when I thought they would be cashing me out).

Hi everyone,I've just had an offer accepted for a short sale, which doesn't work as rental, but could work as a flip if the numbers are right on the comps.How are comps usually run, do they go on the price per sqft on similar properties in the same neighborhood, or is it usually done on the sale price of very similar homes.I thought it was th later, but when doing comps for this short sale my realtors were going off the price per sqft of homes in the same community.For example they used properties that were around 1200 sqft, with a price per sqft of 105-107, with a sales price of around 125-135k.But my property is over 1400 sqft, they're telling me That the market value is around 155k.