Let me know your thoughts below and if your team made the cut! 

There are many buildings with systems reaching the end of their life - Galvanized hot water risers, leaking vent stacks, aging window systems, outdated elevator and fire safety equipment.

With that said, does anyone have any additional tips on how to cut costs on materials when flipping? 

Unfortunately, you are likely going to have to take the hit on this no matter how you cut it.

One of the realtors was skeptical that I can get into this market for $200k, and, I agree, it's a bit of a stretch, but with the pay cut I'll be taking going down to Texas, that's about as much of a mortgage as we can afford on one income.

Cuts down on the back and forth.

We guessed the Airbnb algorithm didn’t like us trying to cut them out.

The Fed is expected to start cutting their interest rates in September, which should have a knock-on effect for mortgage rates coming down.  

The tenant threatens to get lawyers, my concern is their safety, but I can’t get any justification to make improvements to the property for security.

If it’s a larger home that could see a dip in occupancy during those months it may be worth it to take the 15% cut but have it fully booked!