I was doing demo yesterday and today and just about filled it up. we brought some over from #23 as well. this dumpster costs around 450 and I get to keep it for 10 days or so.

You're not alone in this approach as other are advocates of anything to drive up profits.It's only your reputation . . .

If I approach owners here who do not want to carry paper but ask them to create a mortgage note which note buyers would buy for 50% LTV upon closing or shortly thereafter. 

Let me know you guys what do you think about my approach .

But it was her boy friend that put the down payment down 5k then and 5k later which he paid.( he was also the father of some of her children) The house went in default when he found out about it he brought it current. 

How should I approach this?

She got the President of the title company on the line after hours and got me on a 3 way call with them and walked through some scenarios and found an approach that worked for everyone and saved the deal.

Anyway, i have a sort of marketing question, i am interested in a property that's been up for rent for a while but not sure as to how to approach the landlord.

The initial inclination is to keep the properties as rentals, but there are several approaches available to me....

We tend to be price gouged by our contractor when a problem outside of the scope was brought to my attention.Any suggestions on how to make sure that contractors point out any potential problems and prevent being price gouged by them?