FFS Well said man

Because man more condos have been built, investors started to snap villas to have something different to offer to renters but then the developers started building a large amounts of villas.

The project's primary goal is to offer comfortable and affordable living spaces while ensuring the property adheres to Pretty Good House principles and incorporates the sustainable building practices championed by experts like Joe Lstiburek and Allison Bailes.

Outside of that I'd say I think even if your plan is to sell to a rehab-buyer you need to run the numbers yourself so that i.) you better know whether anyone will touch this or ii.) so that you can incorporate your numbers into your pitch to buyers.I would try and estimate pending housing appreciation rate.

Welcome Michael and would be happy to connect with you Thanks man!

Happened too many times for first 3-4 years.There is no risk of loosing the "deposit" either and it's just a bit of skin in the game even tho the skin is always yours to keep heheCovered all angles mate and made this as fool proof as possible but still enough to make folks "jump" through hoops to see who is legit and who isn't.As Chris mentioned, 90% of investors we don't end up working with and even when many commit to the deposit, I refund many times as I don't feel a good fit.Even with such stringent criteria, we still get mud thrown on us here on BP as some folks slip through the cracks.I could only imagine if we took on everyone and just focused on pushing sales.I can sell a TV to a blind man and ice to an eskimo.

Plane and Hanger are gone  but thanks for the mention.. retired from aviation 3 years ago.. its a young mans game.

With out-of-state investing, you'll need an agent, a lender, a property manager, and handy man.

I also have a husband who used to work property maintenance and has his EPA license, can do handy man work, paint, light electrical, light plumbing, drywall, landscaping etc... 

#2: If I had work done by a contractor who was Incorporated (e.g  ABC Construction, Inc) of over $600 do I need to do a 1099 for him?