I’m also not super keen on the idea of using ALL of my current cash to get get going, but I am willing to do it for the right property.

I know I don't have a keen eye for all the small details, but I didn't see any of the major signs to look for, ie mold and structure damage. 

I know I don't have a keen eye for all the small details, but I didn't see any of the major signs to look for, ie mold and structure damage. 

I would like some input from the BP community on it.GENERAL INFOLocation - Keene, NH (university town)Built - 1900Comparables - $275k+List Price - $214,900Taxes - $10, 500/yearISSUESlegally, it's a 3-family.

It sounds like the title company is not keen on paying half of costs up front and holding/releasing the other half upon completion of repairs.

I'm keen on utilizing social media, and I'm sure that it can be done without paid for promotions. 

I'm probably overthinking this, but I'd rather invest in the right strategy now rather than reworking and/or spending more down the road.And in the case of this newest rental, it will need new locks for the front door, side door and garage service door.I guess I'm not keen on having multiple keys for the same property so mixing and matching the schlage with landlordlocks won't work.  

She wasn't too keen on the idea. 

I'm just not that keen on exchanging maximum risk for maximum return.

When you go out of your area, you have to be particularly keen to choose an on the ground team that you can rely on to look after your interests.