Just saying, if anyone messes up, you could have a CA finance examiner and a HUD IG type talking to the judge and my bet is placed with the HUD IG!

You're an attractive young lady - I bet they'd even let you tag along w/ them & get mentored.

Because the deal is outside of a typical/conventional property I believe your best bet would be a local bank, especially with multiple parcels.

Your best bet for remote flips is to partner with an experienced rehabber in the area and split the profits.

I think you can try to dispute through the credit agency and the party with the negative entry has I think 30 days to respond or you can request it be removed.Honestly though probably your best bet is just give it time.

I'm also very interested in fix and flipping at some point.My hobbies include hanging out with my family, flying a Cessna 172, brewing beer and water sports on lakes including water skiiing, kayaking and swimming.My day job is as a Healthcare IT consultant.

I bet it feels so good.

I bet you you'll learn a lot here.

If you want a lasting repair, your best bet is to cut out a section of the drywall and put in a new piece that spans a few studs on each side of the crack.Cost: patch job should be $30 to $50, or more depending on your negotiating.Cutting out a large section and putting in a new piece would probably be $150-$250.The wall texture will also determine how good the finished product blends and how long it will take.

You can bet they're getting free legal aid and have been advised to stay put until the sheriff's lockout.