I love the idea of adding a touch of luxury to make it feel like a high-end haven, like a fancy Jacuzzi bath, just to name one.

Happy to keep in touch and chat about what's working and not working.

just reaching out to make a big shout out to the fund and grow team via this medium, I heard about them through bigger pocket on YouTube, get in touch with there representative through phone call and the experience has been awesome from the bigining to this stage.

*reminder if you are uncomfortable with anything up to this point you can back out and get your money back (most of it)(21-30days out)Step8: at This point you need to get back in touch with your lender and make sure they still have everything they need from you. don’t make any large purchases or open any new accounts or you could lose the home. (14-21 days out)Step 9: appraisal... not a lot will happen between the day inspections end & the appraisal.

Since the lender will pay off my debts first, and I won't touch the profits yet, do I get taxed after I pay off all my debts and get the remainder?

if not, get in touch with lenders.3. are you already in touch with real estate agents? 

This isn't just about keeping things organized; it's your safety net if things escalate legally.Legal Grounds Check: It's wise to touch base with a legal expert familiar with your local landlord-tenant laws.

I looked at the turnkey providers website and a lot of their stuff in the city I would not touch. 

Advani underscores the use of modern software solutions for everything from rent collection to maintenance requests, suggesting that technology is not just an option but a necessity for contemporary property management.He also touches on the importance of building a community among tenants, whether through events or shared spaces, to boost retention rates and create a more desirable property.The Future of Construction: Innovation and SustainabilityIn the construction segment of his discourse, Advani delves into how technological advancements and sustainability are becoming increasingly pivotal.

@Ashton Jantz our thoughts:1) If your properties are only worth $50k, no big lenders will touch them.