There you can find absentee owners because of the sheer number of vacation homes and cabins.A number of savvy real estate professionals here make money off this by property management, being a point of contact, etc.

They will drain you dry when your tenant stiffs you on payment and you are left paying the mortgage you promised you would pay from your seller.

Did you have the carpet professionally cleaned, or do it yourself?

The truth of the matter is, there are many good, professional and hardworking contractors and some (sad to say) are not.

Book keeping, tax treatments etc are better handled by professionals and at least one consultation with these professionals can always help.

I'm a contractor and remodeling specialist and have recently been approached by a real estate professional to possibly team up on rehabbing.

In a case like this, should my offer price simply incorporate this projected expense or is there a better way to determine whether or not a drain tile is necessary before making an offer?

First, I'm not a tax professional, but I've spoken with lots of them, and this is my take...If you're treating flips as capital gains, you're illegally evading taxes.

But I need to learn to manage my tenants before I can manage my manager.And I'll get there with qualified professionals...

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