The owner has 30 days to file an objection.

The ORW is Objections, Resolutions, and Waivers document.

Don't get sucked in by that shiny object!

I am always intrigued by tech and smart locks are definitively a "shiny object" for me.

We put locking doorknobs where we did not want the guests to go, and removed any valuables/ sentimental objects, and anything too personal. 

Also, there is more to the deal then simply negotiating the deal - make sure you understand all aspects of the closing process if you attempt this without an agent (from inspections, to objections/clauses to get you out, to on record and off record title work, just make sure you know the full process which is what a buyer's agent can help with).

But hired professionals for things like plumbing ($6100), AC/Heating ($15,000), electrical ($2000) and landscaping ($5000) All profit each month is directly applied to the principle.

Also you could put the property under contract to purchase as principle, write a joint-venture agreement with wholesaler that discloses the split (reviewed by an attorney), then assign your interest in the contract to the buyer for the assignment fee.

$1100/year Vacancy = $92 Principle & Interest = $340 Total monthly costs = $896.50 Cash flow = $1150-896.5= $253.50 Per unit cash flow = $126.75Cash on Cash return = $253.50x12 / $23,450 = 13%Cap Rate = $7122/$83,000. = 8.6%Would you take this deal?

Little background info: Our objective is to continue building a portfolio of passive income rentals.