I'm curious as to how many landlords here incorporate smart and/or green technology in their property improvement plans.

They are incorporated in another state and I don't even bother to try to collect the money.

It would be more of an alternative facility, one that incorporates East-West medicine, behavioral supports, and environmental supports for optimum well being.

As I secure and close more deals I definitely would like to incorporate private money into my financing options.

Most of the buildings I am looking at have open-air staircases but I hadn't thought about incorporating COVID trends.

Here is a more detailed example of what we are doing to it, in order or magnitude.Squaring off where an old porch was to incorporate a 3rd bedroom that's there (with no inside access from the house)Finishing a second unit that is on the property alreadyadding a second bathroomredoing the original bathroomleveling and tiling the floors and putting tileThose are the big items we need done, along with some others, here is the estimate I got. any help would be appreciated.

We're newcomers to real estate so we've been in the learning phase for the last few months, but hoping to narrow in on something soon.I'd love to get some of your guys' input given our criteria and where we're at as of today.I know at the end of the day it ultimately comes down to what our financial goals, risk tolerance, current and future plans, involvement, etc. look like but I'm totally just curious what any of you more seasoned investors think, given the below.Here's what we're thinking: - $200K total to invest (50/50 between the two of us) - Use this money for several down payments over next couple years (maybe incorporate some BRRRR down the line once we've become more comfortable) - First deal: a turnkey SFH (buy-and-hold) in a decent/higher cash-flow market ($150K-$220K home range; thinking Phoenix, Dallas, Midwest) - Thinking of utilizing a turnkey company (like Norada or RealWealth) for this first deal since they have the systems/contacts in place and we are brand new to thisThoughts?

You can sign the purchase agreement together, or just one of you can sign, so long as the contract incorporates the right for you to assign it to yourself and another investor(s), or some LLC or other entity prior to closing, and without the requirement of the Seller consenting to such an assignment.

Tenant profile is young urban families with children, with often 2 working adults, and in corporate jobs. 

Tenant profile is young urban families with children, with often 2 working adults, and in corporate jobs.