Her rent will be going up soon.Try your best to see the glass half full and find an opportunity to make your asset better performing.

I did most of the work other than appliances ect it’s very small 400 square feet total so it’s like a little studio with big glass sliding doors to a patio.Turns out someone called zoning and long story short I was told I can’t do an ADU.

So we are having to get creative with fb marketplace and stuff.Even stuff as simple as changing out locks to smart locks can be annoying and difficult if you're as non-technical and non-handy as I am!

My guess is there will be some i-buyer brokers that set a lower rate of 1% just like redfin did...all in all I noticed smart people see the value in a quality agent like Henry!

I think the other commentators have it right - a HML that is willing to take an investment that is small is probably not vettable and not a smart play - however if you have ~$500k or more to put in, then the legitimate more easily vettable firms would pottentially be interested - and you would be able to see the sophisticated setup, documents, structure etc and be able to research accordingly

@David KanarekJust an FYI, there is a much longer thread about this topic in the forums that you can search for using a magnifying glass at the top of the page.Randy

LEDs seem to eliminate another short phone call to change a bulb because a tenant isn't sure how to remove the glass cover.

Sometimes sellers are very structured, controlled, and follow the rules to the letter, but sometimes they may not be as smart.

Armani Colon (Home Smart)

I definitely will refinance down the road, but I want to make sure I’m making the smart decision now and purchase with the intent to either rent long-term, or do short-term rentals.