My tenant is complaining about cracks forming in the walls of our rental house that was built around 1930.  

(Garage needs a new roof, I'd like to add a full bath to the master bed, remodel the existing bath and kitchen and take down the wall separating the kitchen and dining room) just a few things I can think of off the top of my head.

The inside half mounts on the wall, and the rest sits outside.

(Garage needs a new roof, I'd like to add a full bath to the master bed, remodel the existing bath and kitchen and take down the wall separating the kitchen and dining room) just a few things I can think of off the top of my head.

So I've got a killer deal on a gulf front property.The purchase price is $115,000There's no damage to the house but the sea wall needs about $5000 spending on it and the lot itself needs around $20,000 to fill.

That video is incredible - genuinely impressive parody.

No amount of drywall mud or paint will correct walls that aren't framed straight, square and  level.

But the amount you learn after your under contract is incredible.

Also I feel that it's important to note that the seller in my situation has been incredibly motivated to sell by allowing us to perform all of these duties.

Veterans of the industry talking about how newbies are being saved by incredible and unusual appreciation in home values.