I'm a GC and can handle all the updating it needs.I've heard good things about myinvestorloan.com and I'm going to try them and see what they have to say.My biggest issues are that the bank is calling in on the arrears or they're going to start foreclosure and they want that paid and I can't get qualified for the loan by myself with all the lenders that I've tried so far.I know there is the "Morby Method", but I don't understand that, yet.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

Quote from @Jorge Morales: Pellet stoves, particularly newer ones, are an extremely safe and cost-effective method of heating a home.

This was our first actual attempt at investing using our building method of no money down.

It will be my first experience in using the BRRRR method (I'm really excited!).   

Before I discovered bigger pockets, my method was too move into each house I purchased for a year or two, before buying another one.

Hello BP Community,I'm looking for a recommendation for as to service that will allow me to look up comps with high level of detail and updated accuracy for across the US.In my Florida market, I use "IMAPP" which lets me put together my own comp methods, so I can make searches via subdivision, lot sizes, living areas, year built, time frames, sales history, property type, draw custom maps.

This is the proper, but more expensive, method.

What method has been most successful for you in finding off-market deals?

- I have a method for making offers, it maybe lower than asking price but are you comfortable putting in lower offers (if requested I will show how I came up with my offer price) - (Since I'm a flipper) I work with a variety of agents but I have a policy that if an agent shows me or notifies me of a property, then that agent gets the commission (this is outside of a email from an MLS notification).