@Will Barnard that's a size-able renovation budget of $250k so $25k seems like a lot but not if I'm hand holding for the 4-6months or more it takes to complete. 

You could structure a deal with your friends if it makes sense for everyone involved (a bank could be involved or not if you guys have enough cash).

@Nick Keesee - You should see a little envelope rotate in with the number of notifications that you have.  

And, in your profile settings you can setup keyword alerts so that anytime there's a post with a topic you don't wanna miss, you'll get a notification to check it out. 

Make sure you have Houston as a keyword and you will get notifications of the meetups.

You must run all of the numbers to determine if its a true value or not.

PS, more often then not if you get a deal that say, doesn’t have any interior photos and you ask the wholesaler to get photos for you and they do, generally speaking they will not be charging extra for that.

It was a small project that we felt would be a great way to gauge if we wanted to do this again or not!

That is NOT conducive to a profitable investment so I personally would walk from it.In short, identify the problem and know for fact if it is ongoing or not.

The videos were released to the internet without homeowner notification or consent.In the videos, he speaks out of turn on a number of occasions, from the realm of qualified home inspector and into structural engineering, eye-balled cost estimates for repairs well outside of his realm, and used a number of adjectives not pertinent or professional to the level of service that I'd expect from a "licensed professional"As you can imagine, there is a good bit of "chatter" among the broker/agent community in the area of the house, as well as commentary on Facebook from the people "equally as qualified for comment."