Make sure every phone call with your brokerage is recorded (two party calls only or make notification of recordings if more than two parties involved) and every email and text is saved.

Overlooking Minor Repairs: Small issues like broken window locks, missing handrails, or leaky faucets can lead to inspection failures.Incomplete Documentation: Always have the necessary permits and contractor receipts for renovations and repairs.Neglecting Lead-Based Paint Testing: If your property was built before 1978, it may contain lead paint.

As to your numerical goal, you can certainly exceed that (and ultimately by a large margin).Most would-be real estate investors get distracted along the way but have lots of smart phone apps.

Scammers may even go as far as creating fake W-2s or other tax documents or advertise fake tax credits to lure in taxpayers to share their sensitive information.Text, Mail and Phone Schemes: Scammers are targeting tax professionals and taxpayers through phone calls, text messages, and even fake AI generated IRS letters.

I can tell you more about Cincinnati/Northern Ky market if you would like to hop on the phone and talk about it!

Further, for a $300 - $400 investment you’d get a complete course on a particular investing methodology and the “mentor” who sold you his books and tapes would take your phone call personally and answer any questions you had.  

I have a tenant who is not paying rent, reject my phone calls and not responding to texts.  

It is user friendly and the reason we love using it is that you can do all management from an app on your phone if needed.

You’ll probably need to budget between 1% and 3% of the rental’s purchase price per year to fix leaky pipes, busted doors, broken windows, and similar items.Then, you’ll need to budget for capex reserves.

Even once when my home was broken into while I was lying in a hospital bed, the landlord made his way over.