Depends on where you put the money.If you can lock it up, even at $600k, put in the paint and tile work needed, you could get $670k to be safe and still have a decent gross profit.You should use the BP calculators or a spreadsheet and look at where your max offer price might be.Also, just a BiggerPockets user interface tip, when you reply using the "quote" feature, you want to type your response below the quote.

I get that it is not a usual concern but she intentionally created that question and if there had been a problem I need to know immediately not at some future date when I could no longer hold her accountable.The kicker is that the lawyer has the nerve to ask for twice the deposit as he has accused me of willfully withholding her deposit.

I haven't gotten anything yet, but it is featured prominently in my listings that there are exterior security cameras on the property with no chance of interior or hot tub views.

I asked them how they would feel if it were them in that situation again, they told me he would have been upset for sure (didn't help my nerves). 

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@Ashley Wolfe these nerves are normal and you should embrace it!

From a construction standpoint it is very important to understand the features and limitations of your site before getting too far down the rabbit hole. 

I provided the notice on how to obtain the report to the applicant, a feature available through the online rental application service that I use.

We were featured on First Time Flippers on the DIY Network.