They are new to the scene but extremely talented in property management.Most of the time the owner is responsible for water and sewer.

Plus, supporting the Richmond software scene is a big bonus for me!

Art should have rich earth tones throughout and feature landscape scenes or animals.

@Charles M. most experienced MF investors will value contribution in one of 2 things:1) finding great off market deals2) raising equityIf you can help in either, you have a good chance of finding someone that will consider partnering.Another option for you would be to join as a passive investor in one of their deals and get a sneak preview behind the scenes and earn their trust by bringing value in whatever you can.As for Atlanta investors, there are a few on this forum that buy over there.

. #2) They are too hands offFor some reason the flipping scene tends to attract people who just want to pay someone else to flip houses and just collect profit.

-Added 3/4 bath to master suite-ALL new interior (drywall, paint, all fixtures, flooring, appliances, kitchen, bathroom, cabinets, etc)-new front porch-removed eyesore fencing-new interior and exterior doors-all new windows-new water heater and heaterMost of the heavy rehab work (cost) was obviously 'behind the scenes' stuff (foundation, electrical) What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I was well aware of the growth over the past 10 years, but when Joe Rogan + the entire LA comedy scene, Oracle, Tesla, etc., came on board, I understood that it was a rocketship that I wanted to be be on.

Full Disclosure: I work at CarrotI get the unique ability to see behind the scenes at Carrot.

Feel free to connect with me as I'm trying to connect with everyone on the local scene (Toledo).

Behind the scenes: the renovation went quickly but the FHA buyer had some hiccups and took longer to close than expected.