Everything is negotiable, you can place an offer contingent on the seller delivering the property vacant and you're (1) unlikely to get the offer accepted and (2) not going to find someone who will do that.

With the amount of money travel nurses and the like make, there is no scenario where they would subject themselves to living in some rent by the room whorehouse slum.If I felt confident there was enough travel nurses in the area and they'd remain I would do it in an instant.

I've found many deals by peeling a few layers back to discover the market rent is higher and/or the purchase includes other tangible things outside of just rental cashflow (i.e. instant equity).

Also, we've never tried instant book.

Hi @Seallington Touch,In your search for an accountant, I would recommend seeking an accountant who also has personal real estate experience so that they can not only help you with your bookkeeping and tax needs, but also guide you and give you tangible recommendations for your real estate career.Additionally, in today’s day and age, accountants are able to deliver the same caliber work to you from anywhere in the country.

Haven’t had a call that was a complaint in over a year since we evicted a problem tenant, and her complaint was that we wouldn’t deliver her a case of water because she doesn’t drive. 

Make sure that letter is delivered, posted properly, and containing info according to your local law, or it could be ruled meaningless.

One reason for the declining sales volume is the mismatch between pricing expectations as builders deliver new pre-leased offerings.Smaller exchange buyers might be willing to accept going-in yields below short-term treasuries and up to the 6% range, but larger investors need to adjust to a higher cost of capital.

You can cut out the middle man on renovations and have some instant equity.

I meant to say instant booking setting, not direct booking.