@Michael PetersDont see why you cannot rent it out to 8-10 people, just be prepared to have it pumped/serviced frequently.It would be nice to know the size of the tank you have.

Informative read about how to plan & prepare to purchase a home.

If you tackle one problem a week, you'll have 50+ problems solved within one year and will be prepared to manage your investment better than 90% of all landlords.

When I confronted them, they defended their quote, stating that they go off the industry standard and a portion of the labor time is for "testing the system after repairs to ensure safety."

If you tackle one problem a week, you'll have 50+ problems solved within one year and will be prepared to manage your investment better than 90% of all landlords.

I would also recommend looking for a tax strategist who is willing to work with you throughout the year, not just when preparing your tax return.

Developing the tools to scale a substantial real estate portfolio would enable me to help people in a way I currently can not.Me: I'm an investor located in Denver, CO preparing to execute the BRRRR strategy in Cleveland or Columbus, OH (aiming to use about $30-40k of capital).

People don't walk in and say "I need you to prescribe me X" without the physician asking a lot of questions, drawing blood, and doing other tests.

We put them to the test with an office warehouse 3 building 40,000 sq ft syndication 2 years ago and they performed as they stated.When utilizing local lenders who keep the loan in their portfolio, you CAN negotiate on rate BUT I find it much better to pay 1/4 to 1/2 point above the absolute minimum and obtain these other advantages instead.  

Looking at a HUD home where the pressure test failed for the plumbing.