Just curious if anyone has any experience getting into real estate investing via becoming a home inspector and kind of grasping the field.

I have gotten reno projects for what is effectively a 98%+ discount via such.

We’ll also collect rent and pay expenses via our LLC and its new respective bank account(s).  

I am trying to sell a condo rental property and thought someone maybe had some good tips.Thanks, William Jobe Hey William,I am an agent and we also wholesale properties and therefore have experience with listings proeprties via FSBO.What I can tell you also from an agent point of view, is that zillow's default mode for example does not show FSBO listings UNLESS you change the mode to "Listed by Owner".So visiblity on these sites could be a little more difficult.I would suggest you list your property on Facebook.

My assistant or I via Googling/people search sites, plus we use Batchleads, plus Fred down in FL (who used to be a private detective) on the hard-to-find ones........

Additionally, the agent offered to order a new survey via email the day of contacting if Femi desired.

Get rid of this tenant via eviction or Cash-for-Keys and hire your own inspector when you visit the property to fully understand its condition and needed repairs!

Anything $2500 or below can be deductible via de minimis safe harbor.Higher expenses need to be capitalized.You can also do a Cost Segragation Study to capitalize some items quicker based on life expectancy. 

I do not wish to go to small claims court, but at least I can try collecting from her via 3rd party service and if unpaid, report the credit bureaus.

The 650 score will be a major barrier to accessing the equity via DSCR cash out.