- Example: say I have a tree that is rooted in my yard and I hang a birdhouse off a limb that hangs right over my neighbor's property line.

Is it possible there is air trapped in the lines (from the winterizing) causing some kind of air lock, or is it more likely a problem with the hot water heater itself?

I'm in BrooklynShoot me a line Ray

If there is a zero lot line rule then you have options but...You will eventually need to get to plans with an architect to see how you could layout the units.

If this is the case, and your conscience won't let you do it otherwise, then I would recommend that you step up and go get some financing lined up (hard money or conventional prequalifying) so you can honestly and with confidence tell the seller that you are going to buy their property.

know to pay "about" 70% ARV but really just as long as the numbers work but I'm really to hear about the bottom line you expect.Thanks!

The part about if something breaks the bottom line is if you can’t afford to fix something if it breaks then having tenants is NOT for you…YET.

Well, since not much has happened on this thread so far, I thought I'd drop a line or 2.

Perhaps a strat. of buy, hold and sell is the best bet.

I think it gives people a thought about REI is easy :nono: After reading I was waiting for the punch line of "BUY MY COURSE, AND YOU 2 WILL BE JUST LIKE ME"