You have to find a property manager whose investor friendly and is good with communication - that's a non-negotiable for me especially when I refer them to my clients here in Columbus Ohio.

We work with investors on 1-4 units throughout CA & OR and would be happy to support your search or refer you to a friend.

New to wholesaling and need recommendations on title companies that are interested in working with wholesalers?

Do you have a good investor friendly real estate agent in your area you can ask if they have a referral for a good insurance broker?

I was just helping two friends navigate this process for a duplex they purchased in WA.

All I ask is that you share it with 1 friend.

Even investor-friendly agents (I dislike this term, not sure how others feel about it) have been incorrect on some of things that were stated to me.  

I definitely agree creating a timeline/schedule for the repairs has been a little tricky, I have tried to rely on the time frame estimates i have gotten back from contractors and friends/family who work in those fields of repair, here's to hoping i am not terribly far off the mark!

In the spirit of "I've finally resigned myself to the fact that AppFolio has me by the balls and I'm trying to do everything that we can directly in AppFolio" I'm embarking on a journey to set up inventory management ...

Not only is she an amazing coach for real estate investors and a very good friend of mine, but she is also my conference buffer.If I don’t have someone to meet somewhere every morning, I may skip.