I initially wanted to do a BRRR but since I'm not the from the area, real estate agents are telling me I should maybe start out with a turnkey to get my foot in the door?

Bigger markets do offer more data and comparables, which can make your initial analysis easier.

Iso g this info you can better determine projected vacancy based on factors you can control on top of the fact that you could have other amenities or the best presentation that would help minimize vacancy.

I do not like this as obviously if a business account is only accumulating rent from 1 property, it wouldn't accrue the cash in each as quickly as it would if all of the rents were funneled into one account.. and it makes paying the bills a bit of a pain on each of the properties as I am having things done to the properties, lawn care, etc.. constantly has me making owner investment deposits into each to cover initial expenses associated with the properties.. etc. 

I’m based out of Seattle and initially I started analyzing deals in home turf but it is really expensive to break into Seattle market.

The relatively low initial investment combined with Chattanooga’s rising real estate market presented an excellent opportunity for a quick, profitable turnaround.

Initially, I planned to finish the attic, add a bathroom and bedroom, and create a first-floor master suite, turning it into a 3/2.

I think they are bigger than I had in initially assumed.

Good evening,I'm an investor out of state, the owner of a single family home in Cleveland.My property manager told me that the city of Cleveland has initiated a new lead based paint certification, moreover this certification will be mandatory every 2 yearsIs this true?

Most investors I come across say you should make your initial offer at least 75-80% below asking price.