He even gave me a lead on another house.If the house is in the area that has not started turning around, you need to give some deep thought as to whether it's worth it.

You may want to continue what you're currently doing or start small with the business rather than incurring debt and jumping in the deep end.All the bestStephanie

I’ve been into real estate and have been in the learning phase for a while but i’ve been taking more action recently in looking for deals and getting deep into networking.

Take a deep breath and don't worry about rushing in.

This data is a warning signal and yes, Austin will not be immune. I also got an email from my Yellow Letter marketing provider today titled "a forbearance tsunami coming". Caveat emptor my friendshttps://wolfstreet.co...

Did a deep dive, to the point where we invested in one of Joe Fairless' deals, and I now do capital raising for them for accredited investors.

Its a big headache and I’m Sorry to hear about the passing of your dad, if you could have someone else handle it- it might relieve some of the headache/heartache involved in tying up their affairs and let you grieve.

Or do I need to dig deep into the legal side of it first and really understand that?

Without getting into it too deep or hiring an appraiser how do you vet good comps?

It also relieves you of having to be the bad guy because you are just following the lease.In most, if not all standard leases, there are clauses that address the condition of the property, and the Tenant's responsibilities to maintain the condition, and then an escalation to allow the Landlord to resolve at the Tenant's expense.