I see a lot of new investors buy something turn key and end up either over paying or due to the market not being able to refinance for 5 years.If you have any questions feel free to reach out or email me I enjoy helping BP members.

And what is your price point and are you looking for turn-key properties or something along the lines of a "fixer upper"?

Key: cleanliness, keeping food contained and not leaving pet food out, exclusion (blocking holes where rodents can enter), keeping vegetation away from the building.If it becomes a serious problem or infestation, then call in the pros.

Having an editable Chart of Accounts is key to dealing with these type of clients.From what I gather, Baselane right now only focuses on P&L. 

What is the best way to find good general contractors (reasonably priced, delivers on time, committed to quality) ?

If you go to court, there's some cost to that and you'd be risking more escalation if they sought counsel as well.My approach for problem tenants is just appease them if the cost is minor and then not renew the lease, or even cash-for-keys if necessary.

The property manager is the key to your sucess if you are investing out of state in section 8 rentals.

I’ve found that putting in a bit of effort upfront, like when I upgraded my kitchen with discounted German appliances delivered straight to the US, makes things run smoother in the long run.

@Reeves Bennett, Your property sounds fantastic, and the key is targeting the right buyer while showcasing its value.

Remember, real estate investment is a long-term game, and a well-thought-out approach is key to success.