Versus putting all the eggs into one basket.The downside is that someone has to be comfortable with turning over control to someone else.

Typically you'll be dealing with older product - from my experience, the key to capping your downside risk is being able to identify plumbing issues.

Finding deals has always been my biggest challenge and I've leveraged wholesalers, RE agents and my own marketing to find properties, but still not the greatest amount of deal flow.

Where to splurge and where to save that will make the biggest impact and get your units rented asap.I will come back and update with my new social account soon!

Hello BP Community, The time has come for me to deal with one of my biggest real estate fears... rehabbing, and specifically rewiring, a cigarette smoke-filled home.

Now I would make sure that the title company holds the deposit not the seller, I as seller prefer to be paid the deposit but I am OK with a title company holding it.My biggest concern would be that, as said above, the numbers they give you may not be real numbers, You need to be able to evaluate the property on your own and not trust the numbers they give you for repairs and resale value, rents, expenses etc.

The biggest lever the Federal Government has is tax policy.

That's the downside.

I find new inspectors (both new to the profession and/or new to the city/county/etc.) tend to be the ones with the biggest power egos.

The biggest loudmouths here against mentorships or courses are the ones that are unsuccessful!