Let me know if you make it this direction in the near future.Best,ThomasOriginally posted by @Justin Blue:Welcome to BP Thomas!

Hi BPers,I'm gearing up for a direct mail campaign and I realized that I was a bit unsure about how a subject to transaction would work in DC, due to the fact that DC charges a pretty hefty transfer and recordation tax of 1.45% on each side of the transaction (2.9% total).

Since we married and moved to Connecticut, I’ve been fortunate to be a SAHM and worked in a couple direct marketing companies.

It would be no different than a home with a divided road in front, only one direction gives you access.

While I can do almost all of the labor, (minus the licensed stuff) I dont have the time.Purchase $20KRehab   $8KARV $45K Rent $650+

Could you folks point me in the right direction to some contacts I can discuss this with and find a property?

Here are how the basic deal looks: Home Depot $ 16,000.00 Credit Card $ 12,000.00 Purchase $ 57,000.00 Rehab Labor $ 22,000.00 Contractor Fee $ 5,000.00 Carry Costs $ 5,200.00 Refi Closing Costs $ 2,000.00 Total $ 119,200.00   The house got appraised at $140K so the bank lent me $105.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.These are two properties, 5 units and 1 garage.  

Also, because the sloped end of the tub is at the end allowing access, there is very little space for a person to enter the tub and step on the level surface.The obvious solution is to reverse the direction of the tub, putting the sloped end toward the far wall and the plumbing at the open end.

Yes, Home Depot has a bid room for Pro accounts and anything over I believe $2500 can go through the bid room.We are picking finishes for a 284 unit deal we are closing in a few weeks and looking at ordering via HD Supply.Some items we may source directly from the manufacturer in China.