They will tell you how much house you can afford.Step 6: Work with your agent to make offers on properties that fit your criteria.Step 7: Do this until an offer is accepted, conduct due diligence and proceed to closing your first deal!

What you generally care about, however, is the actual & current revenue.Once you start to focus in on a property that looks like it might be a good fit, the next conversation is with a commercial mortgage broker (I would be one example, among many) to go over what the financing of that property might look like.

Also, don't stress over making your rental immaculate UNLESS you are in an area where new fixtures, flooring, etc are necessary for the price point because it's a good chance your tenants are going to F*** it up anyway lol or put more nicely not treat your things with the same care as you would. 

So if you think the space is the best space available that fits your needs, in the grand scheme of business, you are not talking about a lot of money, so would sign the deal.  

Keep your options open and decide what works best for you and, just as importantly, what strategy your particularly property will fit.

Each way has its good points and tough spots, so digging deeper and trying them out can show which fits your aims and likes best.

Unfortunately, Prosper is refusing to cover without remedying the situation (at least a $1k in materials plus labor).I always want to fix any problems within my rental if they arise, but I don't want to replace something that is perfectly safe just to fit a policy.

If you can find a resource to refer these people to who will refer your ideal client to you in exchange, that is a super win, win.Well, knowing is one thing, being disciplined enough to turn down business, spend months educating and studying with no sales and no income, and spending hours finding clients who fit your profile, is no easy task.

This approach can be a good fit if you're not keen on day-to-day tenant and property management tasks.

Based on your second post, it comes across as trying to fit everyone’s feedback here into an “ethical” narrative that you’ve already defined in your head.