While it is hard to get in, renting out your space should be rather simple if you are charging fair rates.The best returns I am seeing with my clients is investing into turnkey real estate and putting 25% down (25% gets you better rate than 20%).

Simple answer: If your current mortgage rate is favorable, a HELOC can provide flexible access to funds as needed for the renovation.Although, there are some different ways to get creative with your situation which I am happy to explore with you, as I am a loan officer.

But for good properties at the right price, when they can't find an investor to assign to for a decent profit, they CLOSE (either with cash or private, great terms) and resell when a proper buyer comes along.Pretty simple really.People who do this right are seriously networked.

We have 4 virtual assistants and we will keep hiring more so we want a "simple" and easy solution.We tried OwnerRez, but it was just too difficult for us to use and pick up fast.We tried Hospitable, which was easy to use and the VA's had positive feedback.

I was just trying to see if there was anything on the market thats simple to plug and play especially with offer templates designed and already integrated to send out as blind offers.For lead gen I do run an agency so generating buyer leads wont be an issue.

Capture the most accurate photos and video walk-through of the space as you possibly can.

Hello All,My apologies if this is a simple question.

In many cases a simple LLC with an operating agreement can handle what you are trying to achieve.

Sometimes simple is better than complex and in tracking expenses, simple is often the best approach. 

Nonetheless, I have had success with my contractors when I followed the simple steps outlined in my earlier comment.