Since then, I have done some work that I believe would drive the appraisal up at least another 5,000.

I did the driving for dollars thing but then I am not sure how to find the owner of some of the properties that look abandoned..... any help?

My main interests are for low cost insulators for non-residential applications, but if I can integrate micro rebar or other enhancements and achieve a code compliant (by PSI compression test) formula, then it's a matter of finding a PE to sign off on a floor, foundation or wall application.

#2: You are driving for dollars, and see a rundown house, so you knock on the door.

Hi all, I'm looking to invest in my first property -- looking to see if this passes litmus test.

Not only does this drive housing costs up, but it also makes existing, renovated commercial assets very desirable for investors seeking consistent, stable income streams.

It’s a full rehab(new roof, new drive way, siding is good but a has a few cracks, needs drywall work in one of the rooms(hole in the wall and a crack in the ceiling), full interior needs updated, and some landscaping in the front and back yards.

Once you get started, then the inner drive keeps you going, but you got to pull the trigger and get into the game.  

Is there a way to track the routes driven when you have a team Virtually driving for dollars?

I've also considered doing a "test run" with an SFR in the Cleveland area and if that does not work, simply converting the unit to long-term and adding it to my existing portfolio.