Maybe the town of Scottsdale will strike oil and be able to artificially make it rain via cloud seeding like in Dubai.

Account Closed to be honest, I would not consider any of those items to be concerning...why would our population be set to grow by 50,000 over the next 3-years...and a market comprised of 50% renters...and we're a top 3 landlord-friendly state in the US with no pending legislation...we were also one of the first states to strike down the Covid moratorium...our winters can be cold, but that has no impact on capex...or opex for that matter...my biggest winter expense is changing a $25 air filter in the furnace...Property taxes are averaging $3,000/yr across the board...we're probably in the 25% lowest tax rates in the US....but sure...taxes will increase...but this city is busting at the seams...our infrastructure is still assuming a population of 500,000 and we're approaching 1,000,000 quickly...we cannot avoid taxes for infrastructure improvements.There are entire zip codes in transition here...lots of opportunity...and there are 10 or so zip codes that have been stable for 30-years...A/B class...

Striking the balance between costs, timeline, and ROI for initial upgrades.

First strike soft packs and final blox are the way to go as far as rodenticide (d-con will only be eaten by probably less than half and they can be resistant to the poison).

They can usually give you a quick estimate after seeing the property.If they won't do it, call another contractor, there are thousands of them out there, and most of them aren't as busy as they were two years ago.If you can't find a contractor to do it, strike up a conversation with an architect, you'll need that relationship anyway.

The next best way is to get to the owner prior to the sheriff sale, but again the owner will need an incentive to strike a deal, which would again be to contact the bank with the owners authorization and perhaps give the owner a "cash for keys" incentive as well.Everything else is MLS and wholesalersRealtytrak for preforeclosures used to be a great site, but idk know if they are still aroundGood luck

It's strikes the 1st paragraph of 1402 (a) whichs excludes rental income from being subject to se tax.

I have what I think will be a good deal in the making, but am having trouble finding a lender. Here's the deal. CA single family home appraised at around $300,000 seller willing to take $170,000 for it (just wants to ...

We are trying to follow Brandon’s advice and run the numbers on about “100 potential deals” before we strike.

I'm trying strike a balance between "done for you" services and doing some of the work myself.