After a few months with a property management company, they have made a few mistakes: - Forgot to resolve a broken item in the condo for the tenant, with no communication about the fix/progress for over 2 months- Miscommunicated rules of the lease to the tenantWe’ve also received feedback from our tenant that they aren’t very happy with the tenant-side service. 

I’ve written several posts before on my progression towards a home, so this will be a continuation.

Hi @Corey Reuter -- I have a BRRRR in progress right now (currently in the rehab phase) and the lender said they can refinance on appraised value 3 months after closing.

@Jed DevineCongratulations, although I would hardly call your progress slow!

I haven't really spent that much time on the house, but I did fly out a few times to see the progress the contractor is making.   

The local economies are growing much stronger there in the right places and you can get large capital gains by benefitting from the path of progress.

If a bank is willing to give me many more loans because of my progress and w2 earnings would hard money even be worth it.

For me it’s more about the progress of retiring mortgage payments than it is about interest saving but this is probably the minority opinion on BP.

This is someone to whom you will report your progress, say on a weekly basis.

Note that most of these homes have anything to do with LEED, but if they did they would all likely be LEED Platinum.I've been watching the progress and all of these houses sell (except for one developer who went nuts on both design and pricing, but that's a different story).