My suggestion to you is to work alongside ONE agent and tell them what exactly you are looking for so you both can be on the same page.To answer you question about whether $170k is a good price that agent will help you by doing a CMA on the property before you put in an offer to give you an idea on what the property is currently worth and the values of the similar properties around it.

Depending on where your sewer runs you may be able to dig along side of slab and just have a clean out installed, but it can be quite costly.

Many HML's advertise 10 days, but there's a 90% chance it'll be 12-15 days, and that's assuming the borrower sends every document needed on day one, the appraiser can appraise the property quickly and have the report back 1-2 days later and there's no title issues with the property.On average, 15 days, and that's assuming no hiccups.

I’d suggest sampling a few alongside something like Buildium.

But we may be turning a corner from the recession -- we've just had 6 consecutive month over month rises:All of that means there is a good chance you'll be able to pay today's loan with tomorrow's cheaper dollar (while drawing a rental income stream that rises alongside inflation)

My goal is to create more income streams, at a gradual pace, and allow my kids to learn alongside me during this process.

I want to work alongside them to not only make money for the both of us but gain knowledge on how they manage the deal so next time I don't have this doubt.

I need something to read to along side of all my business books I read.

Only difference is, to enjoy these financial benefits, I have to, ***gasp*** deal with actual humans.Yep - I equate selling your house to an ibuyer right alongside buying a car from Carvana.

@Zack Lofton thanks - in 9 days we got the roof done on house and shed, back addition prepared for siding, soffits removed, inside demo complete, fence removed, all new doors and windows removed, furring strips put up alongside the house and siding started on the sides.