She bid over asking by quite a bit.

As an alternative, we are considering Tax Title Services or a Quite Title if necessary.  

Forced equity and cash flow vary quite a bit by the deal, but Idaho is the most landlord friendly state in the country- the state actually just passed a law making it illegal for cities to regulate rent rates or fees in any way. 

My company has developed detailed internal procedures for these so, just understand, I'm simplifying the process quite a bit here. 

Since that home is in my personal name, can I write off the losses as a “rental” which it’s intended to be but not quite yet? 

I know 10 offers in 6 months isn't a crazy amount, but since this is my first property I'm being quite cautious.

Thanks for the replies everything.I'm new to the eviction process so I found an eviction guide for Michigan (https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/697/topics/518334-michi...)Since I'm not located in Michigan, should I hire an eviction attorney to manage the entire process for me or should I have the property management company issue the 30-day notice to quit?

Owning it directly and actively can give you very high returns with the Leverage involved but requires quite a lot of work, quite a lot of your time, and quite a lot of your personal liability.

Additionally, the prices remain reasonable, and the rent-to-price ratio is quite favorable, making it an attractive option for investors.If you need assistance finding properties or have any questions, feel free to reach out.Thank you!

One of the major issues with Zillow is that their Zestimates often rely heavily on a price per square foot basis, which can be quite inaccurate.