I would save budget and pinch pennies to go solo on them all.

In fact, we are buying at pennies on the dollar and don't have to buy in the crap war zones you choose to operate in, which is fine by the way.

My inspector said it's when there is the main grounding connects to the water pipe and there are also an additional two grounds outside attached to 8 foot copper rods.And, yes, the 1940s boiler in the basement still fires up strong and could maybe last another 30 years, who knows!

This involves digging up the entire foundation, repairing cracks and damage, and then coating the entire thing with a sealant.

You won’t ever see a penny of it so it’s a moot point. lol.

Hey BP Nation, @Yonah Weiss When doing a coat segregation study, how do they establish land vs structure values in a high land cost area?

Don't have all the details obviously but I think you should pull the trigger and not stress too much on the closing costs, if you listen to a lot of the podcasts/stories of experienced and successful investors, the advice is almost 100% uniformly to just "jump right in" and get over the hump on the first property, the learning lessons and the push to get you out of the paralysis analysis phase seems to always be well worth it, way more than potentially leaving a few pennies on the table

That's where the true value of a CPA comes in.Two services I strongly recommend people penny up for are tax and legal services.

@Anthony Britto We see a fair amount of BRRRR lending inquiries come into our office in places like New Haven and Hartford (and their immediate surroundings) so I'd say its definitely still possible especially if you're not dead set on pulling every penny back out on the refi. 

Did it involve hot lead, a torch and soldering copper?