I’m marketing my business proscopeatl dot com, I’m brand new to this group also and don’t quite have the do’s and dont’s figured out for posting my website.

I am asking  because I want to know if it is a good idea since I am brand new to the whole process.  

In Brandon Turner's book "The Book on Managing Rental Properties" he talks about accepting the initial deposit as a deposit to hold the unit and has verbiage that the "deposit to hold" will automatically convert to the security deposit upon move-in.I'm working my way through the book now, so it's fresh in my head.  

Just reading between the lines of your post, I’m going to make some assumptions, so forgive me if I’m way off…It sounds like you’ve grown up being mentored by your dad in his brand of real estate, so this is all you can see.

They were brand new, and now their useful life has been greatly shortened. 

A local builder overextended himself and he needs to unload a brand new SFH in order to finish his other projects, multi family houses that he intends to keep for rentals.  

For example, the last sale I did, they required that I remove the brand new stainless fridge because it didn't have an ice-maker (they didn't ask for a credit or a replacement...just that I get it out of there before closing).Most of them are looking for 7-10 days of due diligence, so that could make double closing difficult, but I imagine they'd do it (I've never tried).

Hey guys, my name is Andrew and I am brand spanking new to this whole real estate investing world. 

As a first time investor in a brand new state and city, we aren’t totally aware of certain laws but definitely want to do what makes the most financial sense as well as ethically sound decision.  

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