@Ali Hashemi was looking at less since I’m just starting but if the numbers are there to match need and finances I wouldn’t complain.

Most plug numbers into a program and if certain percentages, based on contractor prices, don't match  they pass on a good opportunity... if its your first house... do the work yourself .. make the mistakes , learn what ever repair/install/demo should costs..... then on your 2nd 3rd 4th you know the numbers and can hire half the work out, do the other half to save money and work towards writing checks and closing deals 

Hi all.I'm looking into the surrounding Austin area for my first rental investment property.My agent found me 10 properties matching what I'm looking for, and we boiled it down to 3.Since I'm out of state and unfamiliar with the area, I was hoping to gain some insight and tips from those familiar with the area.

In this case you would have the payments for the CFD match the seller's mortgage payments and the price match his payoff amount.

If so, review it to ensure it matches the estoppel certificate4.

Your target from what I can tell is you are running a campaign for property management in Charlotte NC.Now firstly I don’t know your understanding of match types but I’m guessing you're going to try to use phrase match with these keywords.

I'm thinking about putting the money somewhere 'safe'(maybe something like us treasury money market fund) that would give me enough returns to match inflation, so that i could then invest that when there is a downturn/correction/recession, without losing any of my buying power.

You want to make sure that the custodian you choose will best match what is most important to you.

The site also let me charge a different amount for each unit where other sites had to have them all match.

However, should I try and match the neighborhood, or should I pick something different?