Hi everyone, I am really fresh to the real estate world but I'm looking to buy my first property within 12 months, and as early as the end of this year.

I prefer to start fresh with someone that knows what we're advertising and what our qualifications are from the very beginning.

Hey everyone! New to the idea that I'd even have a shot at REI. Currently I work in IT at a rural K-12 school in northern Indiana and coach a couple of athletic teams. It's very fulfilling, but leaves a lot to be desi...

Don't have anyone out (I doubt this is in the works) for weed spraying, and be careful of overspray for weeds if you've planned on hitting the walkway and drive with weed killer, not letting it get onto your grass seed.I think you can swing this one with 6 bushes, two lavender plants, a solar powered lamp post and maybe a bird bath and some grass seed for a quick an inexpensive fresh look. 

In my leases I clearly write and explain to tenants that we will remediate any issues uncovered in the 1st 30 days at our own expense.

Most "wholesalers" I've ran into are fresh out of youtube university and haven't ever closed a deal..

A different perspective always helps produce fresh ideas!!

Fresh out of uni (jeej for Twente graduates) and already looking.

Fresh paint smell is like a new car smell and I believe that makes it more appealing to tenants.If they keep the grass too high, I don't see it as an image of me.  

If you ever need a third party perspective or a fresh set of eyes on your plans, let me know!