Blood in the water and whatnot.

So contact lawyers and what not just to find there isn't a darn thing you can do.

They just want the deal to close, at any cost even detrimental the client's well being(financially or what not).Inspectors never say pass, but for you to take that comment literally shows how rigid you are.

Reason being is their market maybe overpriced or low rental rates or what not or maybe people don't want to go put in all the work, time and money to find fix and rehab a property as there's more to it then most can even think of. here locally you need a c of o inspection and lead test passed by the city.

Develop a scope of work as your contractor will then know what to do as well as what NOT to do.

While the agent is entitled to know if you're qualified, the buyer needs to be fairly crafty in responding, knowing what to say and what not to say to that agent.

It is time for me to finally be able to post my first success story.I just finished rehabbing my first investment property, and I’m currently going through the process of placing my first tenant.I believe that my process was a bit unconventional, and may help other first-timers (Either by giving them some ideas on what to do, or if everyone hates my process, what not to do!)

It just bugs me that there are irresponsible management companies out there and I'm sure learning what not to do as a soon to be property owner.

We will be raising the rents and each tenant will have to go through our background checks and what not.

We never spoke one word about our feelings and what not, we just got on with our lives.