If I am constantly waiting to hear back from a tenant, I just assume worst case scenario and speed up the process.

The numbers will be lower, but yes you won't be waiting to see bookings come through and you won't have to clean rooms (takes us about 10 minutes) between stays.

So fair he's been very good however if I'm being honest he only recently started and has only finished demolition as we were still waiting for the current tenants to move out.

Etc. 3) Lay out expectations and responsibilities very clearly and in writing from the beginning.

“Don’t wait to buy real estate.

According to a recent Redfin survey, 23% of prospective 1st-time buyers said that they would wait until after the US presidential election to see who wins and what’s on offer before buying.

It’s definitely a marathon, not a sprint, but with that mindset, you’ll crush it.And hey, reach out anytime—no need to wait till you have it all figured out!

Thanks for laying out the process step by step for a successful out of state BRRRR.

Ive been looking into housing/duplexes among other things and was hoping to get someone more expiernced to give me some advice on what would we be a good route to take or if I should wait. 

@Christopher Mooney no offense, but just waiting for your next post asking about Section 8 being the miracle cure for all landlording ails!