All Forum Posts by: Stephanie Singer

@Matt Higgins I am an agent in Kansas City, Mo. and I work side by side with out-of-state investors and a Property Management company. Currently, we are still seeing the leasing department slammed with applicants still wanting rental homes. Are you experiencing the same thing? What are some of your investors' thoughts on renting vacant units during this drop off of employment?

I would be interested to know what the cost of the duplex would be with the seller making no fixes and you buying it as is? I work in the Kansas City Metro area with investors acquiring properties for them and one thing I have noticed is that the seller is always charging more than what these fixes actually cost. Usually, buying a distressed property is great especially when you have a trusted boots on the ground team to help get it rehabbed ultimately getting you increased equity by saving you with rehab costs and making sure they are done correctly and with no shortcuts.