I’ll explain an example scenario:The house is listed at $75,000 and my estimate is that the property needs roughly the same amount for the rehab.

In addition, QLS already took action following the AGO’s initial court action to ensure homeowners can now gain access to its office in Seattle.

If you have a good building inspection done during your due diligence period it can help you discover much of what may go wrong with your property initially but there is no guarantee other things may not happen.

This will be something I am adding to my list of things to look into when buying the next property that is for sure. 

I have talked to others in the area and it really is hit or miss, but good management and a professional listing really seems to make the difference.

I have come across a few and even listed one recently with a assumable loan but they need about 30% down because of the seller's equity position

My initial search area will be Chicagoland suburbs that are within 50 mile proximity.  

I may try to broach the subject of a 5% equity stake, but they seemed averse to it when we were initially discussing terms at a high level.

I could have probably gotten it done for cheaper, but T&H had a list of contractors that they worked with and they were on top of it. 

Initial Jobless Claims fell another 9K last week and came in at 323K which was better than the consensus estimates of 330K.