Your post, and its content, appear to all be quite honest, which is, in itself, is a remarkable revelation in today's society and much appreciated.My main problem, being both older and retired, is getting around the technology involved today and I have found several people who appear to be able to get a site up and running for me and get me front page Google rankings.

The other things to keep in mind utilities, cleaning before/after (fee, does it need to be dictated?)

Cashing out so I can begin a new investing adventure involving tiny homes :)

I'm currently involved in a few projects myself, primarily in the fix-and-flip and BRRRR space, and I'm always on the lookout for lending partners.

Both are in a small market in Illinois, where I have family involved in real estate and construction, so it’s been a great way to jumpstart my multi-family journey.As I'm looking to expand, I’m particularly interested in out-of-state investing, since the DC area where I live is a bit too expensive for my investment goals.

This means zero installs in trailers unless it's specifically noted in the install/owners manuals first.2) With the gripstrip/glue down product you have to 100% of the time make sure the entire working area is broom clean and vacuum before opening a single case of product. 

This will allow for you to cleanly pursue an eviction if ever needed.

In the world of commercial real estate, especially for those of us involved in wholesaling, hard money lending, and larger commercial transactions, finding truly qualified leads can be one of the toughest parts of the job.Unlike traditional real estate, commercial deals require a more complex understanding of financing, deal structure, and the unique needs of clients—many of whom are investors looking for specific ROI targets.

Hi everyone, we are thinking of charging a monthly maintenance fee to cover our semiannual preventative maintenance inspections (where we check for leaks, clean the AC unit, replace the furnace filter, etc.) and also a once a year gutter cleaning. 

For properties like these, the condition and price often don’t warrant upfront financial vetting, and too many barriers can add friction to the process.When it comes to lead times, I agree they’re essential for occupied homes—if tenants are involved, a 12-24 hour heads-up allows everyone to prepare.