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Ian Hall
  • North Dakota
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North Dakota Investor seeking advice

Ian Hall
  • North Dakota
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Hey all,

My name is Ian Hall and I have successfully purchased my first deal. Over the last 3 months I have worked on/lived in a fixer upper 4-plex. Renovations are nearing completion and I am beginning to find out some of my strengths and weaknesses. Renovations and fixing problems has been relatively easy with outside labor and youtube. I have successfully moved into the final pot infused wonderland and am working towards the end of my time living in the building. Looking into the near future, here's where I need help:

I am not a great record keeper and want to find a CPA in North Dakota who can help me manage and plan for future investments. If you are/or know of anyone, please contact me!

NEED: management advice! How do I check if my rents are on par with the market? What's the best way to fill vacancies? Is anyone willing to share landlording advice for "dealing the deal" on potential tenants? I had a lot of interest but very little commitment from people in the market. How do I get and hold their interest?

I've began reading based on many suggestions from the podcasts. If anyone has books they think could help me I would appreciate it!

If you are local, I'd love to buy you a beer with my tenants money and talk strategies and goals. 

Thanks for your time

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