Painted cabinets that look like a crime scene are nothing my guys wanted to literally hacksaw a 240v double poled breaker in half to get 2 more 110v circuits in the panel.

Hey all - getting into the whole scene (haven't bought a rental property), but in doing my research and reading it looks like I'll save myself a pile of headaches by getting property management co. instead of trying to muddle through myself.Any recs for a) finding/vetting a good one or b) know a good in Wilmington, DE you'd recommend?

I decided to get into the fintech scene in LA after that and now I'm with a real-estate start-up using AI to find low-income neighborhoods all of the US that are primed for future gentrification.

I'd echo what @Nicky Lisewski said, do what you can to get plugged into the local scene.

I'm very new to the investing scene and very excited to get started.

He then proceeded to tell me that his water had clogged up throughout the house and the plumbers were on scene handling it.

I love the plumbing issue video you posted on Instagram, the exciting realities and challenges of real estate investing with a behind the scenes look. 

As I am still wet behind the ears, just trying to learn more about this local scene and property class.

But I rarely go there anymore.Pic of the 'crime scene blood spatters' they bolted from.  

Hey All,To preface this post, I would like tot say that I am still fairly new to the real estate scene and all of its nuances; so, please excuse my ignorance.When scouting for a new multi family apartment building, I noticed a transaction fee of some percent.It’s always either 1% or 5% - on TenX Commercial - with another number in parentheses.