Our team was using this tool everyday.

I am going to walk through the home and make sure he has done everything I have asked and that it looks good. is their any other step i need to take before i pay him his final cut or is it time to move on to finding a renterIt's unclear how much of a rehab you've had done done or your expeience or if you visited the site everyday, but you need to scrutinize everything he touched.

I would also speak to your CPA on this and any tax ramifications that come into play along with the cost basis on the property. 

If you want to talk to potential sellers every day your best bet is prospecting.

Syndication deals are failing on a daily basis.

We deal with this on a regular basis in the Hood were we invest. 100% talk, zero action. 

The roof now has an adjusted tax basis of $400,000 (due to depreciation over the years).

As one participant said, build for rent is so broad it has become a bumper sticker which gets you 40 basis points on your financing.

Myself, I drop 2 ads every day. 

Hi Christopher, I'm a realtor in the area and I thought I'd run some numbers for you just to get a better picture of the risk/reward of a LTR vs STR.Currently netting $250 a month on the LTRIf you rented it as a STR on a nightly basis for $135 with an expected estimated vacancy of 56% (average for the area) that's a gross income of $21,681 less your mortgage $17,400 and less expenses such as water electric and internet of an estimated $4200 puts your annual net at $81.To make the STR profitable for the additional work you'd have to rent it for more than $135 a night and for more nights than the Nashville average of 44% occupancy.