@Evan Thomas AndriolaDepends on the proeprty/tenant Class.Class A: we usually recommend newer/nice appliancesClass B: we recommend used appliances because tenants don't take the best care of them.Class C/D: we do NOT recommend appliances because tenants don't clean, leading to so much caked on food/grease it's realistically not cleanable.

I’d love to connect with local investors and agents and, further down the line, with contractors when we’re ready to take the next steps.Looking forward to connecting and learning from everyone here!

When you are first starting out, you should probably buffer an extra 20% on top of your renovation budget to cover incidentals while you are learning the true cost of flipping.When you do all these things (conservative estimate of ARV, additional 20% estimate on construction costs, using a conservative 0.7 multiplier in your estimate), you are unlikely to lose on your first flip (but it will be harder to find your first flip).  

Performing "better" should also be analyzed on an after-tax basis.

I am about to sell my SFH in Connecticut and have come to a halt on a few quick fixes/upgrades that will drive up the sale value of the home.

Don't get too held up on which one is better. 

Do you install an additional electronic lock on the screen door so that there are two electronic locks, one on the screen door and the other on the entry door?

They require you to elaborate on draw requests and basically lay it out for them which can make the process very frustrating.

Hi Michelle,I did a review of Tom Cruz course on : https://www.affiliatemarketer.... 

I am planning on purchasing another property in the next few years!