I have a property with a brand new furnace from 2008.

Not like a brand new wood floor, but the only way to achieve that it to replace it or put a new layer over it.Wood flooring can only be sanded so many times.

Justin Atkinson - While I totally understand the "if it doesn't add value, don't do it" approach that a lot of rehabbers take - At some point you also have to consider your company's brand and image.

I also loved your interview on the pot cast3 and recommended it to many of my friends.I am curious if you buy brand new or used appliances and HVACs for flipping those units?

The LLC name rally doesn't make much difference other than a branding marketing point of view.

I am brand new to the game, but have some experience in tenants and construction.

My wife does staging and listing for a few select rehabbers in our area (mostly investors we're friends with), and we're very picky about who we'll work with, as anything we put our name on (even as a listing agent) reflects on us and our brand.

Yea, strictly speaking my question was how much cash would you need to survive if you were dropped in a brand new market and if you only could invest in real estate to create income.

I am a brand new broker with no experience.

Herman and Kittle Properties (apartments and storage) just took delivery of a brand new KA350i...Beech's 7000th KA.http://www.hermankittle.com/Check out their website, look it over.I'm inspired....