Absolutely, unexpected repair issues are quite common during a flip, and having a solid strategy to handle them is crucial.

Once my parents told me our tenants bathroom was nicer than their own I quit upgrading unless I had a complaint or there was a serious issue.

Quote from @Bob Stevens: Quote from @Andrew Syrios: I'm not attorney but I'm quite confident they are duty bound to at a minimum disclose that to you beforehand.

If this is seen as advertising or not allowed, sorry in advance, but I haven't seen a real life 0% down payment in quite a while, and Navy Federal is reputable, so thought those of you starting out would benefit from knowing there is actually one out there.

I was able to quit my 9-to-5 job and focus on this full-time.

Jackson is one busy GPT bot, i tell ya: https://www.biggerpockets.com/posts/user/jacksone19i do like how friendly he is with almost every one of his posts starting with a personalized greeting lolapparently, he's posing as either a private lender or working for one and advertising those services in quite a few of his posts. i'd be on a lookout...

I’m also going to make a blanket statement for every lender and investor out there who isn’t quite understanding of the lenders and work they do.

They are currently in breach of their lease. 1. 2 unpermitted dogs 2. turned off my external security cameras. 3. owe me 3 late payments of $900 total, although rent is current.They recently apologized for being so rude to me and asked me if I would consider extending their lease for another 3 years. 

For someone brand new, its quite frustrating. 

@Jackson Ebersole are you a HML or do you just happen to know quite a bit about the state?