That doesn't cut it for me.

Regarding your false statements our team is fully committed to setting realistic expectations with clients, including clear communication about furnishing budgets, timelines, and anticipated returns.

If you own either of the properties free and clear and don't need to access all of the equity to make the next purchase happen, that would be ideal.

Have you paid their standard fee (or beat them up to lessen it further) or a premium to cut the line when updates or revisions are needed?

The process of flipping and rehabbing isn’t just about the renovation itself—it’s about having a clear, long-term vision for the property and executing it step by step to bring that vision to life.

Even if you fail the first time (pretty much every inspection I've had the person finds something to flag) they don't cut off payment until they have come back out a second time.

It is really a good thing for those of us who chose to take the journey together.But not everyone is cut out for the note business or is really ready to be that deep in it, for those that do, it is really worth the look....M

Nearly everything you mentioned here clearly and emphatically says you have tons of homework to do.

Use individual leases to reduce risk, screen tenants carefully, and set clear rules about noise and responsibilities.Good luck!

Student housing tips include clear lease terms, property durability, turnover, communication, market trends, and financial stability.Good luck!