I just got my real taste license and have a background in construction if you would ever like to get together for coffee one day let me know!

That will give you a lot more room to negotiate.I feel the get it under contract and beat up the sellers is the wrong approach and leaves a bad taste in people's mouths.

Just want to hit that curb appeal, make people feel that it is done, that they wont have to spend on it... but not to go TOO hard, as tastes change from person to person.....What did we learn this last few weeks.  1. cold and flu season is a beast, and can whack your schedule.2.

Now that I have had a taste of it, I want more.My pursuit of getting more educated in this domain, before getting more heavily involved, led me to the bigger pockets podcasts, which has now brought me here.

I could taste freedom.

I'd say go with what the neighborhood has. remember that you will not be living in the house so your taste will not necessarily match your buyer's.Check the comps you used to come up with your ARV and see what they have and go with it.Hope it helps and Happy Investing!

Obviously the experience left a bad taste in their mouth, but times change, and rent in their area is inflated to the point there is literally no where they can afford. 

I had my butt kicked in 2008 through a few passive investments and have had a sour taste for real estate since then.  

Now that I've had a taste of it, I'd like to invest some more money and get more active in the multi-fam space.So to start my first post off with a high level, simple question - thoughts on smaller apartment complexes vs multiple 2-4 multi-fam properties?

3 days2 Metros12 Active flips projects7 Rentals 20 Short videos (starred by yours truly) 5 teams visted3 Flights2 Lyft ride Met lots of good people and friends1 little taste for you to see https://youtu.be/Bxi5KzR6FvY