I promise it beats trusting social media gods.Investor list nurturing requires consistent communication.

I have my own machines in another similar building, and the collections are usually very consistent month to month. 

Hi Caleb,From our experience, when flipping properties the most efficient ways to spend your money are the following:Focus on kitchens and bathrooms, as these areas consistently provide the most value for your investment. 

If you do these five things consistently and immediately, you will get out of analysis paralysis and into the game much quicker than watching Instagram Reels and TikTok videos.If you are experienced and want to weigh in on which ones here you like and dislike, let's go.

If you consistently analyze properties, recognizing a good deal will be much easier when it shows up.

Seems managing a "property management" team (without taking on properties owned by others) would keep things consistent and allow for minor tweaks without jumping ship from one "complete" PM to another....sort of handling all aspects "in house" but not solo.

Reno consisted of gutting and replacing the kitchen and bathrooms, replacing the floors, light fixtures, HVAC and roof.

Luckily, the brother left at the agreed on time and I was able to being the renovation.Reno consisted of gutting and replacing the kitchen and bathrooms, replacing the floors, light fixtures, HVAC and roof.

In other words, the adjusted rental income (75% of the gross rents) must be sufficient to cover the total mortgage payment of the property.Example of the FHA Self-Sufficiency Test Calculation:Gross Rental Income: Assume the appraiser estimates the total gross rental income from all units is $4,000 per month.Adjust Rental Income for Vacancy: Multiply the gross rental income by 75% to account for vacancies and maintenance costs.$4,000 x 0.75 = $3,000Monthly Mortgage Payment: Assume the total monthly mortgage payment (PITI + MIP) is $2,800.Result:Since the adjusted rental income ($3,000) is greater than the monthly mortgage payment ($2,800), the property passes the FHA self-sufficiency test.Importance of the Test:The self-sufficiency test is crucial for borrowers looking to finance a 3- or 4-unit property with an FHA loan.

LTRs may face eviction issues, their consistent income makes them less risky in the eyes of lenders.