Fairly straightforward, just ask the contractors what will make their job easier and keep them on schedule...removing old pipes, opening walls etc.If you haven't put the house under agreement yet I would bring a detailed and itemized list of repairs needed, maybe even with estimates, to the negotiation with the homeowner.

We are interested in purchasing single-family homes.We have driven through South Dallas (Fair Park area) and noticed a lot of gentrification happening.

While working, I shifted my focus and started doing BRRRR projects on the side while maintaining my 9-5 job.

I think there's a lot one can do on their own to maintain it, but it does require diligent effort.

This will also afford you the opportunity to go over to the property and see how things are maintained overall with your renters.

Look at houses maintained by homeowners with this mindset and you'll see how much can be done to repair what you already have and how decent repairs can last a long time and be perfectly suitable especially for a rental and often at a small fraction of the replacement price.

Hey @Joseph Campbell I have extensive knowledge of the Daytona Beach market as well as the Brevard County market that @James Stansberry mentioned.First, I would echo that Daytona Beach is in a fairly bad place at the moment, especially if you're referring to beachside.

This can be a key factor in maintaining bookings year-round!

Join more than one - you will fairly quickly figure out where you spend most of your time, which will tell you all you need to know!

Trying to learn all I can.Arnab, from what I can see, it seems like the rental game on the Mobile side of the bay is trending fairly laterally but certainly not dipping.