$250 an hour can be pretty standard for consulting.

🧐If you don’t get enough response from this thread, simply reread some old threads they can get pretty long. 

We have a pretty solid lease that has served us well on our properties but on the most recent move-out by a long-term tenant that always paid early, we had to clean from floor to ceiling and everything in between. 

If you buy a SF rental, you pretty much have the idea. 

but it sounds like your mind is made up on this mentor.. flipping right now is a pretty tough gig for a beginner depending on market. very low inventory then sky high rates for your buyers. so use caution be careful also make sure you have a GREAT RE Broker who knows the values and what you should and shouldn't do in the rehab to maximize your returns. these things are very market specific U simply need to make sure your matching what is expected in the market you choose.. 

I have a pretty established net work of real estate professionals in the area would love to connect. 

Most people out of school want to live in the more lively areas of the metro (close to beltline / midtown / west midtown / buckhead) which are pretty dang expensive for a first time home buyer.

That's pretty much what Title companies do, they search and insure your title.

Business messages through Airbnb platform get pretty old after a while, and we mark them as spam each time. 

The house has been through two hurricanes now with no damage or flooding, so it is pretty low risk from that standpoint.