I would easily be able to do it myself or even hire a couple grunts for $10/hr to get it done cheaper.

The bright side is that it is a single story with an unfinished basement, so 90% of the plumbing is easily accessible.

I just pulled up an article http://www.wikihow.com/Avoid-Probate and was thinking that if I could easily find these people over the past couple of years, it may be a very good list to mail to.

If tenants or visitors to house tested high for lead-poisoning, I could easily be exposed to lawsuits.

I am traveling so have not seen in the house, but the pictures look good.

Not sure abt the name but one thing I'd say about it is to keep it short so it can easily be put on biz cards, easily remembered and typed in online.

The loan is basically being treated like an equity line at a rate of 7% annually.The subject property is on a well-traveled and densely populated area.

Most of the properties I am analyzing easily meet the "1% rent rule" and sometimes exceed 2% of the purchase price.

There are a ton of members in the Colorado area, I'm sure you'll be able to hook up with some locals easily, especially with the new Find Members SectionSee you around the site!

My guess would be $90,000, but that could easily be $150,000 if you can't control the contractors, or as low as $70,000 if you don't have to upgrade anything.