You are speaking in a way that sounds like it will be a privilege for someone to JV with you or mentor you.In my company, I receive about 10-15 such requests per week from other youngsters and newbies trying to get into this industry.

We got a quote for a flood control system for a little over $13k and a check valve is about $6k but then the downspout in the rear of the building has to be moved out of the catch basin. 

.* Tip for youngsters: During deal analysis, run your numbers like pessimists do—low season, high expenses, delayed bookings.

I tried an "I BUY HOUSES" on the rear window of my hatchback and got ZERO calls.

My husband and I do not own other RE.- Are any of you leveraging the equity in your homes for RE investments?

Need advice on how to go about a duplex property one unit in the front the other in the rear of property the one in the rear has two entrances each unit has one bedroom one bath and kitchen the problem is it was bought in the 80s like this trying to see how can I make it legal 

From the rear.

This the type of market that an aspiring looks at in the rear view mirror a year from now and shakes their head with regret. 

Have a duplex one is in front other in the rear two different address numbers was bought in the 70s and want to no and one of the duplex is split into 2 units with own entrances bathroom and kitchen how can I make it legal

Baltimore has been very profitable in part because many players won't invest here do to the pain in the rear factor.