They both lay out and explain the process.1: The Book on Flipping Houses - J Scott2: FLIP - Rick VillaniWell worth the time and very informational.Good Luck!

, and  developing our internal assets and processes so we can feel confident in our ability to deliver on our promises to future investors.Now that we're here, we're ready to execute and are chomping at the bit to deploy some capital in a ripe and growing market statistical area.

I have extensive experience with this process in Florida, a lot of similarities.

We have a team that can help with every step of the process from purchase, to rehab, to renting it out and managing it. 

Not the way I'd prefer to live myself, but it might be the only way some people can afford housing.I'll take your advice, though, and state in the lease that only the designated bedroom is to be used for sleeping quarters.  

Inspections are not designed to find everything, but should typically let you know what to expect so you can make an informed decision.  

The other spectrum is when the investor plays attorney and did not run it by an attorney and realizes they did not understand the legal process and are like “wait, I bought this thinking I could do X but I cannot because of Y”, - and a common response is “your attorney did not advise you of this in due diligence” and the response is we did not use an attorney.

I enjoy the outdoors, interior design, reading mysteries, and making crafts.Doris

Let's collaborate to make this process smooth a nd enjoyable.

From there we look at properties that offer this and start the negotiation process.