Your "old website" copy is STILL working for your business, because you took the time to really put yourself & your brand into something, in a way that it still sells your product even when "stolen" to sell someonr else's.Don't skimp or text template your copy.

You don't want to cut corners or skimp out when it comes to quality at this price point.

Too many people skimp on learning the business and then wonder why they can't move forward!

(which makes the potential buyer what else was skimped on or missed).For a typical full cosmetic rehab, I'll spend $15-20K.

There is one tip I give all new investors as I look them straight in the eye with a very serious look "Screen your tenant thoroughly, do not skimp on this..."

Don't skimp on foundation and framing. 

Doing a LLC is fine but I would not skimp on the insurance, this should be your first line of defense if something goes wrong.

Luckly we got what we wanted, but I totally believe the .5% made the agents stir their buyers away.If you are going the flat fee route, dont skimp on the buyers agent commission.

If the park is in a good location, then it won't take long to fill that house again.As far as the utilities...don't skimp during DD.

You need an experienced real estate attorney to draw up the LLC but the investors pay for the legal costs so don't skimp on it.