I use a Rumba at home.The lower priced units are louder (whistling noise), and may not have as good of a guidance code as the higher priced units, making them run longer over the same space.The make quiet ones with better guidance systems (extra cost).The ones that do not empty their own trash, will just shut down and sit there, verbally telling you the bin is full.If they get caught up on the edge of a rug, or a sheet hanging down from the bed, they are disabled until a human comes and rescues them.Some do carpets, some do tile floors, some do both.Mission critical cleaning with no human present, seems like it has some risk.Co-cleaning with someone present seems like it works better, due to having someone to rescue it from the dreaded sheet edge hanging off the bed, or the T-shirt on the floor getting stuck in a wheel--and then it's Rumba Code xxxxxx Please Fix Me...For home use, it works great, and the whistle is less loud than a commercial vacuum cleaner.If your lifestyle is more on the messy side, with clutter all over, this is probably not a solution, because it needs to access the floor and cannot move things.For convenience (they dock to charge and memorize where they are at) have one on each floor.Just my 2 cents.

I’m new to the real estate world and taking a tour of each creative way to obtain real estate.

You should consider obtaining your license and doing things the right way; wholesaling has been lucrative for a lot of people but it's getting a lot more scrutiny now, and for good reason. 

Are you obtaining traditional financing to acquire the property or is the seller financing the sole source of debt? 

I don t personally have any reflations with  Brad Chadler company .I am not affiliate and not trying to promote them .thanks  

Because you WILL need to rely on your teammates to cover you when you are at your f/t job.

Do t let that scare you though!

Hi Casey, were you ever successful in obtaining a land equity line of credit on your Missouri property?

Mike T. 

This would be good for BRRRR, personal home renovations, or live-in flipping too.What are your recommendations for learning DIY/reno construction BEFORE obtaining a property?