its those dreamers that get hoodwinked by fake lenders that tell them what they want to hear just to get some non refundable due diligence money up front on deals they know will never go because the borrower is as you describe or the property aint worth it.

If it's not, communicate quite clearly with them That their issue is a non issue. 

The earnest is non refundable.

This creates a natural flow for buyers, starting with curb appeal, showcasing the livable spaces, and ending with the layout and lot details.

I am a new investor as well and wanting to get into the flipping space.

Another question I had however is, when/if you ever decide to sell, do you believe they are harder to sell due to it basically having to sell to another investor looking for this and not someone looking for full time living space?

They go over a lot of the fundamentals that I completely agree on as a high skill operator in this space.  

You want it to be easy for your tenants to use to avoid non-payment or technological issues on their end, too.

I spent close to six months looking at various vendors in the space, and below are some of the ones we ended up choosing (including one of our favorites, Hospitable).Each of the hours underneath the categories refer to what I estimate the monthly time-savings are by deploying the technology within the box for us.

As a real estate agent working in the investment space, I’m always looking to fine-tune my approach and discover new ways to find potential deals, whether it's off-market properties, distressed assets, or any other lead sources.Some questions I’m thinking about:What CRM tools have you found the most helpful?