Like his Flipster website, very inaccurate from the reviews I'm reading here.

They are all quality tenants making at least 15k a month and seem very enthusiastic because the unit is fully upgraded with high end finishes and appliances with private garage and backyard.

Cash offer on distressed home in the Winter, rehab finished by April, live there for the summer with no mortgage (maybe paint the place), search for/place tenant around the time I leave, cash out Refi when tenant is placed.

Go to the website yourself.   

I have searched high and low on their city website.

I payed the $1,800 for it a few years ago and started it but life got me distracted and I didn't finish trying hard enough. 

You can:* accept as is (or ask for credits)* demand the seller fixes it and gets town sign off* demand the seller rips it out (e.g. an illegally finished basement)In theory, these changes should be grandfathered in and aside from legitimate safety concerns (e.g.

Otherwise, rent ready does a lot for your peace of mind, saves you cash because you aren't renovating it and you can collect rental income right away instead of in a few months (took us 5 to finish our renovations and cost us nearly $3k a month to hold it). 2 bedroom homes usually don't make sense numbers wise - too many set costs in building a home that make 2 bedrooms higher PPSQFT and the appreciation isn't as strong.

I would definitely start your search on the NARPM website.

A little background though...last spring we finished a long renovation by mid-May and didn't get the house listed on AirBNB and Vrbo until early June, which was much later than we were planning, and we still filled the rest of the weekends for the summer.