We don't directly manage properties.

A solid lender, contractor, and property manager can make or break your first few deals.What strategy are you leaning toward first—flipping, BRRRR, or buy-and-hold?

Hello All,We own a piece of commercial land and plan to build a medical/retail building approx 6000 sq ft. for lease.After the land is graded and all utilities in place including the storm water management, what could be the  approximate cost to build a vanilla shell (dry wall + hvac included) for a modern medical/retail building like this one.Also who can provide funding for this, land is paid off.

I do flips and multifamily investing in Columbus and LA.So, here’s something I didn’t know going into my last flip: if you’re dealing with a split-level, appraisers can decide that anything below grade doesn’t count toward the square footage.

A lot of management companies overcharge. 

It's starting to level off and see momentum in some higher-priced zip codes.I also like the secondary level markets in Texas including College Station, Temple/Belton, Corpus Christi, etc.

Forgot to mention:knowing the rental laws and having a solid lease is a must--a level 10.I love @Drew Sygit post and list! 

If you have vacancy or in need of a large repair, will you have the cash to also manage that? 

I self manage my properties and I screen tenants very hard to minimize these potencial situations.

Is she paying a property manager?