Call your lender and ask them to confirm underwriting has everything they need from you, ask when they will issue final approval and follow up on that.See if the current owner will share their preferred vendors for the property with you - begin to reach out to them and introduce yourself.Have a discussion with your family about what items from the house you'll be taking with you.

Set up and site prep, open permits2.) demo and clean up (also electrical and plumbing demo)3.) rough carpentry, windows4.) rough plumbing, electrical5.) city inspection6.) insulation (and inspection, at least here in Wisconsin)7.) drywall, texture, primer, paint8.) cabinets and flooring9.) doors and millwork10.) flooring11.) finish electical12.) finish plumbing13.) appliances14.) punch list15.) final clean upYou can alwys tell a bad crew when they are drywalling in one room and then start demo in another.

Generally speaking, creditworthiness of the tenant is considered when offering a concession package and there are many nuances that go into the final agreed upon package, but being aware that these are expenses you will incur as a retail landlord and planning accordingly is important. 8.

Finally I asked for to them to cancel my membership and a refund and they just ignored me. 

If they want an off-market property, I even built a BRRR calculator that they're using to feed-in the numbers from the 'B'uy all the way up to the final 'R'efinance part. 

Our general system is run the initial payout reports, verify all reservations from our reservations sheet, verify owner charges, fix any issues, issue final payout to owners.We only use 1 trust account and 1 operating account, with the same bank. 

Hello everyone, I finally decided to start my RE investment.

You put into offer that it is contingent on you finding a final buyer.

I'm particularly passionate about finally growing my portfolio from my current 4 doors to enough doors to one day offset my W2 income. 

I’m Katie and I joined this community because after years of saying I want to invest in real estate, I’m finally taking action.