Walk Through Pre-RehabA family friends parents inherited this place twenty years ago and since it was in such a bad neighborhood (at that time), they just shut the door and paid the taxes for 20 years.

You know the food always sucks, the walk-in is always poorly organized, the boss always has blind spots.

You've not really walked a value-add property until you've been in one where bedroom #1 was where the dogs crapped and bedroom #2 was where the humans crapped.

I would be on the phone with the seller walking them through answers to questions I didn't know!

Being involved gets better reviews as you care more about your business than your cleaners, so I’d encourage you to at least walk through the property once or twice every month or two being within driving distance.

Nothing beats being able to walk in to a location and resolve your business not far from anywhere you are located at the time.

She offered to walk me through every step and told me about the people she works with also from San Diego.

I have analyzed over 30 deals and walked more than 1/2 of those, using my contractor experience to determine Reno Costs.

Sometimes the best deal is the one you walk away from.

I would get tracking information for your deed being sent to the recorder’s office and walk in if allowed, and ask if you can pay a fee to expedite recording.