But then I found this guy named Mark Whitten in Baltimore he had a book " How to flip houses like your hair is on fire" So i googled testimonials actually emailed him and found him out to be real and not a gimmick.

So here's another tidbit I've learned:  always have a "get out of town with your hair on fire" exit strategy to go with the standard multiple exits. 

Runs short on his own flips and they sit dry losing a size spread of profit.  

I thought HMLs in my market were are all but dried up, but I was able to find one on BP no more than 6 months after I joined.

They have 3 big dogs and 3 cats; however, I am getting $100 bucks a month more out of them then what the area calls for and they seem like "good people", so if the dogs chew some horse hair plaster or the cats pee in the corner, it's not a great lose..

Basement is dry (good sump pump) originally wood grain paneling looks like a DIY job.I was watching one of the flip shows and they used one of those Basement Systems Companies (- i.e.

The builder lifted his old gray head-“Good friend, in the path I have come,” he said,“There followeth after me todayA youth whose feet must pass this way.This chasm that has been naught to me,To that fair-haired youth may pitfall be.He, too, must cross in twilight dim-Good friend, I am building this bridge for him.”Will Allen Dromgoole

They charge so much since they have to come out to the house 3 or 4 times since there is drying time in between steps.

It is an FHA loan with 3.5% down (a hair under 14k). 

DRY VENT TERMINATION MISSING FLAPS (LOUVERS) AND PIPE DISCONNECTED FROM TERMINATION.