We did a 100% gut/rehab on a 1950's house in 2018 and converted it to a duplex, turned out beautiful, salvaged the original wood floors in parts of the house, put good LVP in the rest, simple plastic mini blinds on every window.

They focus on blind offers.

If a blind gets damaged, they are likely responsible for the damage.

New construction, builder preferred lender helped buy down rate, I negotiated builder to add appliances and blinds, and negotiated price.

I have been looking more into wholesaling and I am slowing putting money into REIT’s and learning everything I can about every aspect of real estate and general investing to not just jump into this blind.

This is a big investment and I’d be doing myself a disservice by jumping into real estate investing blind folded or with unrealistic expectations.

I need to evaluate you on how you failed when you failed, and if you haven't failed yet have a quality deal I need to evaluate your ability to manage risk, headwinds and blind spots.

@Brett BurkyThank you for noting I made a good point - see even a blind squirrel 🐿️ eventually finds a nut.To original poster - I tend to be brutally honest at times so happy to share my opinions on anything you are looking at

Don't just blindly follow "oh this is so passive and return is guaranteed", it's never work like that.You're certainly entitled to your opinion.I'm an investor who has both passive and active real estate in my portfolio.

Really should be blind to the PM software.