I found a 3/3 fix-and-flip property in Miami.

If they are treating the property poorly, I would give them a 7-day notice to fix the problem and if not fixed I would start the eviction process.

I think it depends on 1) what kind of profit/loss you’d make if you sold it and 2) whether fixing repairs and replace the siding would increase the next tenant’s rentI hope that helps some!

I already met some new contractorswho said can finish the work within the $60K budget, however, they didmentioned some things the contactor did wrong with our house that they wouldhave to fix (leak in our roof from our chimney, new gate hinges because they put the wrong ones on there and other small things).

I have a great opportunity for a fix and flip in Tampa but I’ve never bought out there and a little worried about the sellers market with the devastation right now.

I think it's best for you to continue paying it until this tenant is out, then fix it for the next renter.

How much value goes down for a house with foundation issues, found a house for FixNFlip, they mentioned it has foundation issues and they got them fixed, but whats the value reduction from market price , How safe it is to purchase house like these 

Is it to be expected that since I am hiring a property manager to look over my property, they should have kept a better watch on the place and should be responsible for fixing the damages, or is that just par for the course and I as the investor will end up having to pay for any damages done? 

I'm currently a fix and flip investor in the Luceale area, as well as a Realtor!

You may choose to keep a really good property you fixed where the equity grew by 30% to 40% in year 1.