Out here it's as essential as a toilet.  

This is why the Q1 numbers are, to me, only "good on paper".

I also was close to filing eviction papers with the court for one of my tenants and I had NO IDEA what I was doing; I certainly would have appreciated a PM when it came to evictions. 

Homeowners have to pay to fix toilets, renters pay to use them.

I used our HELOC for down and rehab $... wife makes $$$$ so I can carry a mortgage on our personal paper...Now I am on my 2nd flip.... 

Originally posted by @Marcus Tukes:@David Waddleton Hello David me and my group come across $50-100K properties all the time I’m a local wholesaler and investor based out of Atlanta, Georgia but also, do business iN lower markets that’s up and coming for example we have a rental asking $9,000 iN AL rents $750/mo vacant at the moment minor TLC let’s talk if you’re interested thanks. markus if your going to advertise you need to get a pro membership. also anyone buying a 9k home in those areas mine as well throw there money down the toilet

And you signed papers advicing you to do your own due diligence.

According to them the paper work covers a lot of problems that us S/S flippers are facing.2nd part of the webinar is going to be next thursday, and o yeah you have to fill out an application to be accepted to take your money.

With the wall tear down the shower could still only be 60x29 at the most with the toilet having only about 6 inches of clearance between the shower.

With paper you have a "hard" return in that whatever yield you buy at, that is your return.