Reminder, there is no deal making or self promotion allowed in the forums outside of market place.

I'm a fresh landlord and every time I come across home warranty promotion I wonder if it's better to spend that ~$50 for a peace of mind and also I can take that out of my capex/maintenance budget?

This is mostly because any mention of your company or what you do and bigger pockets deletes your post or comment and says its self promotion.

(Bigger Pockets :)Sharing promotes accountability!

The first being that the shorter the hold period the higher the IRR and the velocity of money is increased.The second is that the majority of a sponsors compensation comes after a capital event (sale/refi) when they get into the "promote" or carried interest. 

Our only knowledge with Real Estate investing was with my relocations due to promotion or needs of my company (sell our home & buy a new one).  

Never thought to look for potential partners (especially with all the promotion given to hard money lenders---even though hard money isn't the best for rental deals from what I've found).

It's free to advertise and I believe DC Gov promotes the site.

South of 8 mile is going to be a higher ROI, but statistically come with higher maintenance and more effort to manage.We aren't really allowed to self promote on here, so I would love to connect and chat with you more!

If you have any questions, post them here and tag me.Quick Example:Purchase: $125kRepairs: $20kARV: $200kPoints: 3Interest: 13%Fees: $1,030Total Cash to Close: $5,380Monthly Interest only Pmts: $1,585Total Financing Costs (3 months): $5,380+$1,585+$1,585+$1,585=$10,135Cashout Refi at 75% of ARV = $150k$145k (Borrowed Amt) + $10,135 (Points + 3 months Interest) +$2,100 (Est Title Closing Costs) + $2,900 (Est Utilities + Prop Tax) = $160,135 Total Investment - $150k Cashout Refi = $10,135 Total Cash Invested in PropertyIf you are use the Buy Rehab Rent Refi Repeat method that is promoted on this site you can buy rental properties for just $10,135 for a property worth $200k (or roughly 5% down with no PMI).