Lay down 2x as much seed as you think you will need and keep it watered.

If you can manage the seed money, rehabbing can generate big paydays.

I did manage to conclude my REI business with minimal damage - $50,000 seed debt obligation from private lender.

Jermaine hereQuarterly inspection is the way to go, that is what you and it works it plants that seed in the tenant head that we will coming soon, we are well aware of the fact that tenants just want to be left alone, but if its 100% privacy thay are after maybe thay should own.

To me, I would take this payout as seed money for a much smaller development company that specializes in $5-10M dollar projects, which I would also own.

You will need some seed capital.

Your own cash for seed money.

Seeding the yard takes a few minutes.

I can actually pay off about 85-90% actually from the profit of our house (one and only, primary residence) but that leaves no money to roll into another house for a downpayment.Now student loan rates are higher than mortgage interest rates though so I'm thinking of a few possibilities but anyone here who has had experience getting into the flipping business with very little seed money and used the "step up" method, would love to hear from you.

The tenants trimmed the trees, spread grass seed, and other things and the place looks so much better.