And would you invest the money to do the performative deep cleaning knowing that subsequent tests would likely show  the same levels after all was said and done?

Property appraised for 245k; however, it was classified as a c5 which prevented most lenders from issuing conventional financing.I contested the appraisal and the appraiser held their ground, but their supervisor told me that if I slapped a coat of paint on the cabinets (these needed to be replaced due to wood rot) it would be an easy c4.I paid $520 for a new appraisal, contacted all my family and friends, deep cleaned the home and put a fresh coat of paint on the rotted cabinets and over the doors.

There are so many ways to do real estate investing so start wide, then go deep!

It dives deep into analyzing deals, finding hidden profits, and navigating the crucial steps of buying and managing investment properties, all the things you'll need to successfully implement strategies like BRRR and house hacking.

Also, since there is a huge gap in the industry in teaching people how to understand development and the different options we've launched an education arm to help bridge that gap so it's not just the "big guys" with deep pockets that can be a developer.

With a strong interest in the field, I’m here to dive deep into real estate investment, aiming to grow and learn from this community’s vast experiences.Currently residing in the Bay Area, I’m fascinated by the dynamism of our local market but am equally interested in exploring investment opportunities beyond, including other cities and states.

Before I get too deep in research, I want to know if financing is even possible. 

-Do you have a deep understanding of construction terminology, processes, standards?

Regardless, that issue was cleared up, and I was relieved to know that I was not actually getting the cold shoulder.So at this point I do have the instructions on clearing inquires from my credit report, so I'll update you guys on how that goes.

Ive seen people say to let the tenants know your the "property manager" or "one of the owners" to relieve the burden of saying im the "owner".