Turn key companies are notorious for skimping on remodeling.

Back then the only people with ink were sailors, bikers, prisoners and ex-cons. 2.

Houston is notoriously "street-to-street" but following this "crime map" is not a bad way to avoid slums and ensure your first buy n hold is at least a safe, smart first step. https://crimegrade.org/safest-...

@Teddy Smith hi Teddy, the penalty for lying on an FHA mortgage is a Federal crime of up to 5 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Out of state investing is challenging enough with A-grade properties, and top teir tenants, but it's a notorious minefield with lower class properties and less qualified tenants. 

b.my neighbors although not rich..they all working fellows.. this allowed me to, with a 9-5 job..travel and save ..and now start investing...most people laughed 😅 and critiqued my decisions even the one to buy a.property in the most notorious neighborhood of Miami..

Most are gun-shy after a couple guys wound up prison last year for screwing a lot of people on turnkeys.  

I would honestly go the lawyer route as HOAs are notoriously dumb.

Wholesalers are notorious for raising the numbers to make it look like a deal when it isn't.

If they spend five years in prison and their individual profit was 200K then yes...crime pays.