Both parties were right–and wrong–simultaneously, and it required a lot of hand holding and collaboration.

An agent will be more professional; all the docs will be boilerplate and negotiations will be through a third party so there won't usually be much rapport building (unless it's a larger commercial deal).

Things such as: Move your AC condenser to the side of the house instead of the rear, Fix your garage concrete slab, your garage party door is 7ft wide when it could only be 6ft.

We require it and have collected a couple of times (tenant caused fire, tenant failed to remove snow and ice and third party had slip and fall).

Two years ago I finally made enough cash flow to get cameras on the building, so now I have a lot more confidence and don’t have to reply on third parties to send me pics.

We see the party slowing down but see a lot of upside in Class B and Class C product which have not been able to make it out of underwriting for the past couple of years (and really has not been built for several decades, at this point).

There is always a 3rd party mediator.

Hey Logan, I’m late to the party but would love to connect with any reliable GCs you can refer my way.

Hello all, I am reading on the real estate investing process and i plan to buy my first property with an FHA loan, however, as i am no one with any experience on rehabbing i have this concern of pricing.So when i find a property and get to the inspection part, i understand they find issues with the house, some which can be minor and others major.

I’m thinking of using some of the refinance money to start the garage conversion by doing the portion where the roof needs to be raised which is the hardest, most expensive part. I