We use John Sledge and he does an amazing job.

Hi yall,I am a college student studying civil engineering, I have a job lined up for after school but I still have one more year of school after this year.I am thinking why not but a 4 bedroom house and live in it next year and get a 3.5% FHA loan.

Since there aren’t any meetups over the weekend, I was wondering if anyone would like to get together Saturday night to have coffee and talk real estate.

Account Closed Permitting is the easy part if the designer does a good job designing, labeling, and filling out the correct forms, you will be out in 1 month.

For 10+ years I've made most of my income from internet marketing (I've never had a "real" job), and I've done lead generation in some very competitive niches (home security, debt consolidation, etc.). 

I will never tell anyone to not pull permits because I think its important do be able to show everything was done to code and right specially at selling time,  but if you are doing the work yourself or hiring out and aren't doing structural or major reno to the property then i don't know if you necessarily need to pull permits but do or make sure the job gets done to code and right. 

I was wondering what other sites you guys use for screening tenants before paying for credit and backround checks. 

Some people that I know who do similar jobs don't because the amount of money they would spend on lawyer fees would cost more than the lost. 

Now, my boyfriend has been offered an amazing job opportunity and we will be moving out of state at the end of the year. 

They are the best price I have been able to find and have done a great job for our flips.