Take care.

Be very careful when it comes to vacation homes you need to be very experienced to be able to calculate the exact net cash flow. there is so many expenses that you might not understand, in other words you need to do your homework before touching any vacation rentals especially with the pandemic .

Hey Garrett, I have experience in the northwest suburbs and I would be careful which neighborhood you invest in because other than cashflow the most important thing is ROI.

We have been working to save up to purchase a primary residence (in Boston or the surrounding suburbs), however, since Massachusetts is currently one of the most expensive housing markets in the country, I’m wondering if it would be more beneficial to purchase my first investment property (out-of-state) first (instead of waiting for home prices to hopefully drop a little in Mass).2.

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We're now well into year two, and will be running into year three in January and I'm wondering at what point do I need to take action?

I would be beyond humiliated to come to the office that many times in a row, not caring about bothering someone or stopping them from what they are doing to have them walk their fat pregnant butt to their home to let them in all because they dont care about anyones time but their own!

The resident takes care of everything and usually stays 3-5 years at least. 

If the underwriting goes smooth and I can have the cash on hand at closing, then maybe the owner wouldn’t care how the cash offer is funded. 

You should negotiate with the landlord that you don't mind taking care of small repair items such as tighten screws, drywall and paint repairs.