I am brand new to BP so this is my first question to post.

but that means now I have a brand new first floor and I showed the house unfinished to at least have some sort of feedback about the property and I can tell you I doubt that I will have any problems getting my $1,100, I think I could have done even $1,200 but not having central air has kept me from going that high and also I don't want to push my luck to much, I want to have a good pool of renters to choose from.

This tenant was a brand new legal resident in the USA, so no prior landlord or credit to verify.

This is a brand new concept to me, that I learned about here on BP.

I'm brand new, so I'm learning not just REI stuff!

House built in 72, but brand new CACH and 200A electrical and Romex.

There was a post today wanting to buy a house for $102k (brand new investor) and the first reply suggested paying no more than $60k to make the numbers work.

Please keep in mind that I am a brand new investor (doesn't get any greener).

I'd rather make a little less every month and have brand new house and equipment.What are your thoughts?

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