Seemingly it is either option A or option Z in this current climate.

My contractor does everything from A-Z and provides all-inclusive bids.

My gut says price increases are easier at least until a large wave of first time buyer homes hit the market which will dampen prices for sureAll the best, Z

@Tracy Z.

Originally posted by @Dani Z.

That south la 6 cap we added about 80k As for the logistics...My father in-law and I work together on all the deals from a to z.  

Step 1: Get a job earning X amount of moneyStep 2: Get a second PT job earning Y amount of moneyStep 3: Get a third PT job earning Z amount of moneyStep 4: Wake up earlier daily, grind as many hours as you can, go to bed, repeat...Step 5: Figure out how to live off W (less then you earn)Step 6: Open a savings account and put your savings into it (X+Y+Z)-W= S (Savings)Step 7: Listen to positive people daily who are motivating.

Often times the investor overpays for a property and then gets mad and blames the PM when they have to do eviction on a tenant(they can't screen them well enough) or they have to get repairs done (the property was perfect when I bought it) etc.So if you purchase correctly then it's all about EXPECTATIONS upfront outlined and defined.The investor says they want A-Z for 7% and the property manager says no way I want 10% to do all that.What rate is this company saying they will manage for anyways??

She does everything from A to Z, to help you either flip, or cashflow.

Don't use Zillow Z-Estimate or tax assessor records to determine valueThanks in advance for the advice!