The BP store recently added two books: one on flipping houses, the other on estimating rehab costs.

We include stove and fridge, and when they break down, we buy used from a local used appliance store right away.

I GO TO THE COUNTY ASSESSORS WEBSITES FOR THESE PROPERTIES AND THEY SAY THE PERSON WHO USED TO BE THE OWNER. 2 OF THEM I KNOW BECAUSE THE HOUSE IS ACROSS THE STREET FROM MY IN-LAWS AND THE OTHER IS A GUY I KNOW FROM THE TIRE STORE MY COUSIN OWNS AND HE WORKS THERE.

- Clear fridge of all magnets- Clear all kitchen and bathroom counters (you really don't want your toothbrush out for pictures)- Remove pet bowls, toys, and beds before showing - Store kid's toys - keep a laundry basket of toys that can quickly be put in car when you leave house (works great for toddlers)- take out the trash- Do not leave 14 bottles of soaps and stuff in bathtub-Store gun cabinet so people do not remember your house as the house with guns- People look in medicine cabinets - don't leave meds that may leave an impression in view- Organize pots and pans - store the bunt, angle food cake pans, waffle iron, fryer and other large items not used often to clear out room- Clean Clean Clean (especially light switches, door knobs and other areas that hands are always on

We've released V1 of our BiggerPockets Android app -- basically a web version of the full site on the Google Play store with Keyword Alert push notifications.https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?

I wholesaled a house to a guy 2 years ago that was on a busy intersection with a liquor store on the opposite corner.

Without delving into my current 5-year plan and dragging the post on too much, I have a specific plan in store that ideally I would like to follow.I was hoping to get feedback on OWC loans for investment properties.

I guess I could have the ac units disconnected and stored in the garage during vacancies.

I own and run a small motorcycle accessories store and have since 2006.

I didnt wet sand I had some sand paper that3m makes They are sponge pads they are squares of sponge with sand grit on one side.Worked really well.Thanks for bringing that up because the sponge allows you to follow all the contours of the sink. without making extra gouges where your fingers are.Using a flexible block (also available at body shop supply stores ) would be really important if you never did body work before.