It’s my daily treat.

Originally posted by @Stone Saathoff:Originally posted by @James Wise:Originally posted by @Joseph Cacciapaglia:I spend most of my time helping investors acquire small multifamily properties.

We used algorithms and math to create rules to classify areas...this is a very scientific journey...and my B-class is probably significantly different than most...so, I think the fundamental question is what makes a B-class location B-class...It's also important to note the structure...even using the simple class factor...a 200 year old property with a stone foundation in an "A-class" neighborhood may turn into a cashflow killing money pit...Best of luck

And go find a pre-finished stone place.

Quote from @Jonathan Stone: @Jay HinrichsGuess all those velocity banking gurus are going to be mad about their HELOC being frozen.  

This idea is CARVED in stone in your head and there is no deviating from this to you.No, wholesaling is a strategy... including a double close.Wholesaling will NEVER be illegal as long as you do a double close.

Heck, I'll post it here.920 Stone CrossingAlso, I can imagine it getting away in this potentially unethical manner doesn't sit well.

Staging proves to sell homes at a higher price, adds warmth and purpose to nooks and underutilized rooms, and camouflages a less than stellar rehab material list. virtual staging can be a let down for buyer expectationsTake it off market, repair the sidewalk crack, plant colorful flowers where the small circular stepping stones are, Place potted mixed colorful plants at driveway corners and to the right of sidewalk at pillar, paint garage white and front door Red, it never disappoints! 

Originally posted by @Jonathan Stone:@Susan ManeckI personally don’t believe all jobs need to have a living wage.

The hungry for business new agent that sees every opportunity as a stepping stone to improvement.