You have to be an expert at dialogues and the risks of subto are not widely known or are said to never happen (loans being recalled), but that's not what I would bet on.

Original color was Behr Swiss Coffee, but I've tried various better paints mixed to match.

This would be an investment property and it's around $500k

I think you should be cautious to outsource things as a newbie without understanding how it works, what the nuances are etc because essentially you should know your business before you outsource things...doesn’t mean you have to be an expert but knowing it is vital.

Shoot me a message if you’re around for coffee/lunch?

So, keep in mind what a good tenant expects in your area.For example, if you have an existing GAS furnace and central air conditioning already a simple replacement of the gas furnace gets people what is likely to be an economical heat source while also providing a/c which many rentals don't have.

I have re-connected with someone I knew from MA and they happened to be an agent under EXP, and they encouraged me to hang my license up in MA too, so I did.However, the main thing is, I finally picked up the phone and started calling my list TODAY.

I assume we would want the other person to be an authorized occupant rather than a tenant.

If anyone in Cleveland have some time, I'd really like to treat you to coffee or lunch and get some more info about the city and some opportunities.

Starting in real estate at a young age can be an exciting journey, offering both challenges and opportunities.