If you are looking for some foot soldiers to get knocked around by your tenanted pigs... we are probably not your guys, but if your looking to build a team of professionals who will help you identify properties with manageable liabilities in decent neighborhoods with decent tenants... that's what we shoot for.

That might be the best way to look to get your foot in the door.

I just found out I have a judgement against me in Texas.Here is my side of the story.I built a 4000 sq foot house for my family and I in 2009.

We are in the 5th day of the process and we just found out that the 1800 square foot home built in 1905 as stated on the MLS is only really (legally recorded) as a 960. 

He does a great job of giving the reader a 30,000 foot view of how a renovation goes.

Its still active income in the way that its taxed, but there are many agenta who havnt set foot in their business in years.

You might just figure costs on a square foot basis, like $90 a square foot for a major reno.

Purchase price: $500,000 Cash invested: $500,000 5 Unit apartment building in Vallejo, CA2 one bedroom apartments on the first floor with attached garages and washer/dryer hook-ups.2 studio apartments and 1 one bedroom apartment on the second floor with a shared laundry room.Detached 600 square foot garage.Current rents are $5,000 per month and still under market How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

The decision might become much clearer, once you know the total cost, the final ARV, etc etc.Regarding the added square foot and finding out if it was done legally. 

I wouldn't want someone to sell a crappy deal, and I don't want to start off on the wrong foot.