You don't have to go for a stucco look, just a light knockdown will do the trick.

Next week I'm going for the ol' bandit sign trick!

hi corey. i have done it myself. one room, it came off like melted butter, the other damn near took an act of God to get it off. depends on what is under it i guess. i used just straight water on it, but the vinegar and water might do the trick as well. yes, some of this stuff does contain asbestos. i had a sample tested before i even started it. found out it contained no asbestos, so i did it myself. yes, it does make a mess, but in a rehab, you are gonna have messes anyway, right?

Don't be a one trick pony.When you find a deal, then consider the tax angle, that can guide you in your approach of your strategy.

[I would never give someone $50 for coming to an open house.]The trick is you first need to figure out a way to sell them a map to the house for $100.

Kind of a cool little trick.

He also advised us that to repair the wall with the covered up door frame it would require removing the sheet rock and pretty much taking everything down and building that wall back up, because sanding it down wouldn't do the trick.  

The trick is to only cash out as little as it takes to get your next property and rehab.

Tim, I didn't even know that, but thanks for throwing another bomb into my bag of tricks with that bs :) I'll have to use that soon.

One trick I have found is that if your numbers are right, pictures help, and you can link face book to here, tweeter, to face book, and here, etc.