We have bought a new place, and our co-owner's sister wants to buy our half of the old place.

I end up sitting for over half the time and having people show up in bunches.

The 30# is twice the same price but the roll only does half as much.I decided to go with architectural shingles which cost more then 3 tab but they give a better look to the roof.

Clean, dejunk, put half your stuff in storage, depersonalize, paint, and fix anything minor.

For my auction.com purchase they used some half-baked closing firm out of Pittsburgh with real crummy customer service.

Now the potential is asking to drop the deposit by 50% (only half a month), because he wants to lease for 6 months.

I'm living in one of my half-done rehabs at the moment (long story), but even after all these years of being in real estate, it's refreshing to be reminded that I'm not the only one who sometimes makes uncomfortable lifestyle changes, with the end goal in mind.Newbies can learn a lot from the more experienced investors here on BP, but I think everyone can really benefit from the Newbies' posts, being reminded of why we first started it all.

I have a SFR in Woodbridge and lived in the area for three and half years.  

If memory serves me right, she walked with about half of the gross proceeds after paying everything off.

As for investing, we currently live in the top-half of a duplex we bought last year with a VA loan.