It's my goal to "get rich quick" and become an overnight success story by working on nights and weekends, making an offer every day, and opting to not buy the new car that I could totally afford.Through thousands of hours of work, I've been able to accumulate 20 doors in the last 2 years, and there are a lot of people much more successful than me here on the forums.Quick does no equal easy.

Property itself is a fantastic investment, but investing in those who are providing efficiency in a world full of past-tense clutter is promising: The door of ability for a rapid transaction has already opened, and the time is now to embrace those who have learned the ropes of the deal that is excitingly minus the snails pace.

I initially wanted to rely on the caterers rent, and the rent from the cottage next door, while living in the main house (using the money to bring it all to FHA standards).

I know the house next door to me is a rental, as are two or three other houses within a hundred feet of me, but only one of them is listed as non-homestead on the Hennepin County GIS map.Do I have to convert this house to non-homestead when I start renting it, or can I leave it as is? 

I need a rim joist replaced and a new back door put in.

I am renting my rental house and there is a house 2 doors down.

Hold a garage sale.

Who negotiates in good faith, who in bad faith...who preps their clients for the realities of inspections and who just opens the door. 

My hope is that this would be closer to a max of $100-150k after paying off the tax lien and any other expenses.If anyone has any recommendations of what they would do or any experience that they care to share, that would be very much appreciated.

Part of me wonders if I would even pass inspection because my property doesn't have an entry/front door (you have to enter through the garage door).Thanks in advance for your insight.