Yiu need a Poa, power of attorney to manage the bank, insurance, critical steps and necessary docs at closing and steps post closing.

As @Collin Maas said, the whole warranty thing is a scam because they only cover materials, not the cost to demo and replace (which is where the money is)And as @Scott Mac said, it is critical to compare apples to apples.

Foundation is critical to review before doing anything else!

Like most investors I believe cash flow is a critical component of an investment.

It often took several days for the home warranty company to get a contractor out to the home, even if the repair was for a critical system (e.g.

The most critical piece of legislation narrowing the scope of acceptable telemarketing practices came with the TCPA of 1991, which amended the original Communications Act of 1934.Unless recipients had given prior consent, as of 1991, companies wishing to employ mass texting or calling had to heed the following restrictions:● Calling before 8:00 a.m. and after 9:00 p.m.

I am a fellow believer in OPM, though carrying with it a fiduciary ethos is critically important over the long haul.

So it is critical that the numbers make sense.Best of luck.

hey guys, I have two properties in Indianapolis. both were purchased 2 years ago for around 65K each, and both were bad choices (without being too self-critical...it was in the very beginning) In one of them, I now need to invest 20K to replace the roof, install a fence, and another major CapEx in order to bring it back to the market and find tenants. for the second one, the bid I received was 8K. it's important to mention that these bids have been prepared by my property manager so I believe they are a bit over-price.

I attached the deal analysis below for anyone who is curious, would love some feedback/ constructive criticism.