Hey everyone, I am a brand new investor and looking for some advice on my situation.

So if you're looking to get into multifamily, I would try to identify the people in your area who owns hundreds of units and provide them value in the form of property management, joining their brokerage and bringing them commissions, walking properties for them, starting a meetup to increase their brand.

Its a brand new construction house in a good area of town.

In exchange the tenant is telling me that they are willing to sign a brand new lease at market rent. 

My name is Mike and I am brand new to the real estate investing world.

Recently updated with brand new countertops, fresh paint throughout, sleek new flooring, and stylish light fixtures, this home offers a chic and turnkey living experience.

It allows us to:- create a polished, branded experience - easily make updates - market our other properties and value-add content 

Hi and thanks Melanie, I purchased a brand new refrigerator but over the phone with Lowe's.

Unless it is a brand new toilet, I'd just pay to replace it.

As an example, you can have a brand new HVAC, but if your insulation is 100+ years old, it's going to be an uphill battle.