You can have solid walls for foundations but they have to be designed for flood impact per FEMA.  

I am in the camp I do not trust management companies they fall short of my standards .I say make it a full time job your name will become known as a solid owner of properties one result will be longer leases .More time to keep adding to your portfolio too.

If you could get access to the data, the time from the first NOD to the current MLS entry is likely to be approaching a full year and the lender needs to get this dead wood off their books.You might attempt a Short Sale if they will talk to you.If the new MLS goes stale too - - suspect issues with the property condition.

They got paint all over the wood trim.

You can find some pretty solid numbers floating around. 

You will find a great deal of solid information on wholesaling on this site.

Should I tell people "we are looking for qualified applicants with solid credit and at least X in income"?

Point is, payroll companies don't have insurance that will be the same as yours, they may have WC but don't necessarily need to have CGL, Excess, Umbrella, or Vehicle, so basically their advice is not solid enough.

Hi all,Looking for some input on where to start my direct mail campaign in the Philadelphia area. My experience in real estate has made me cautious about going into the super hot areas, like South Philly. I realize fl...

I'm a part time investor and bought house number three in June and I've been working towards creating a solid financial picture for banks to get traditional financing for a fourth buy and hold deal: paying down debt, saving six months reserves, filing taxes to show rental income to lower DTI,  and rehabbing (Higher HELOC appraisal)  It's been pretty quiet on my real estate front and I've been wondering if I should be more active trying to acquire house four through creative financing, or mailing yellow letters?