The edgers are very powerful and they do not sit evenly on the flooring surface like an orbital sander would.

We will sit on the property and collect rent from it...forever.

It's was a foreclosure that was sitting at $112 for a about 2.5 months.

Here are the numbers for this project:Purchase Price: $140,999Purchase closing costs: $1,706Materials and Labor: $31,822Holding Costs: $9,019 (includes repayment to investor)Final Sales Price: $220,000Closing Costs, Commissions, and Staging: $14,667Total Profit: $21,788Here are some before and after pictures:Fireplace before/after:Kitchen before/after:These are the major items we replaced/redid on this house: converted the carport into an additional one car garage (not as hard as I thought it’d be), carpet, updated fireplace, paint, updated lighting, appliances, laminate, granite countertops (also added a little shelf to the counter so you sit at a stool to eat), backsplash, painted cabinets, new furnace, new windows, and removed 3 dead trees from the yard.

I would look into having a sit down with a good lawyer instead of getting advice from friends or even people here. 

And continue to drive home that unless the debtor tenant has a nice income to attach to or is sitting on a large savings that isn't exempt, the judgement is only worth the paper it is written on.

Shawn1) Strongly recommend before going into business with anyone that you sit down and talk through all the "what if" situations about the partnership.After doing that you need to sit down with an attorney and lay out everything you guys have agreed to.

I mean if you are sitting on 5 referrals and the agent would make 35k do you get anything?

I am glad to pay him but I don't want to sit in his office.  

The person could retire now and sit in the top one percent of the American income earners, but he does keep working to receive better retirement when he is ready to retire.I asked him why he never left and why he kept working.