Looks like a good reference tool.  

You can create profit in real estate without a lot of start-up capital by using creative financing.There is a creative financing tool for virtually every situation.

In other words, things like:- Don't provide tools- Don't dictate hours- Allow him to sub-out his work- Allow him to determine how best to accomplish the rehab work- Etc...

Don't forget to use the search function located at the top right of the page, lot's of information/tools here.

Daily management is your contractor's job, not yours, unless it is a GC that is described as "three men with truck and tools" and advertises on craigslist, then maybe, it needs to be visited per day.

Money is just a tool to enhance your life.

I've looked but can't seem to find any way to change the reporting tools' currency from dollars to south african rand (ZAR), for instance.

Bridging this gap from network creation to network management would escalate BP from being a useful investor's tool to a necessary one.For example, let's say I'm a wholesaler and I find someone on BP interested in my type of deals.

Do you use your own tools/work by yourself or do you work partnering with other wholesalers and realtors as well to grow your portfolio and send to your clients?

Ha, I simply lifted it up and placed it backed down.We Put:20% down - $30,500Closing / Points - $5,200 for 7 year adjustable 30 year amortized at 3.88%Fix Up Cost - Estimated $5,500 and ended at $8,500 (about a grand in tools and valuable lessons leanred). - I cleaned out the condo (I negotiated a washer/dryer, big cold freezer, computer, and several old books and ornaments which I think all together adds up to about $4,000), installed laminate floors in living room, paid someone to tile the kitchen, I replaced all the fans and lights, installed dishwasher and new microwave, ripped out vanity and installed pedestal sink in downstairs 1/2 bath to give space, and replaced all gold sink and toilet fixtures with brushed nickel.