Sometimes I just sit in wonder at this marvelous piece of technology (blackberries too!)

We use a 6 piece system, the first is a simple yellow letter, and then followed by 5 post cards.Hope that helps Tony Severino

A couple more good ones and I'll be able to weave a pretty good piece.

I have some moisture (I think from the window AC unit) that has discolored 6 or 7 pieces of the floor right next to the wall and I'm turning the unit over and need to figure out a solution.

I have to replace flooring in a small bathroom in a mid-range single family home.The bathroom is somewhat small, and the only smaller pieces the big box stores have are the cheapest grade.

Additionally, since it is the American people who are financing these companies, we should ABSOLUTELY get a piece of the pie.

Being an agent is all about disclosure, if you don't disclose properly you risk losing your license if ever turned in.Every contract you write for yourself and every piece of marketing you do should have a disclaimer and you might want to go a step further and have the person sign a general notice before writing any business that they understand you are an agent.Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions.

So many different pieces of advice!

I have a good job, am completely debt free, I am living in and rehabbing a wonderful old house that looks down on the Columbia River in Washington State, I own another house about 1 hour away that will become my first official BRRR, and I have a couple other pieces of land that I plan on developing within the next year.

I feel like the BRRRR method seems like one of a hand full of ways for a "small shop" to get their hands on RE in the competitive Dallas market (please correct me if I'm wrong).It would be nice for anyone that has experience using the BRRRR method in DFW to give a piece of advice (or more) for a newbie like me.