I’ll be there keeping a very close eyevduring the Reno because i figured as much…who should i steer clear of ?

Would they keep paying rent? 

Quote from @Joseph Leahy: @Aaron Letzeiser I’ve been in touch with one of your agents for a quote for Landlord insurance.

Keep in mind studios and 1 bedrooms tend to have higher turns. 

But just keep in mind that you usually won't see much appreciation in these areas.

.✅ Replace or repair siding to keep moisture out.✅ Install new exterior doors & windows—huge for security & curb appeal.✅ Repair exterior trim & fascia—small details make a big difference.Pro Tip: If you’re working with a tight budget, focus on structural integrity first.

I’d love to hear any insights or suggestions on the best way to structure this move while keeping my options open for future deals.Thanks in advance for your advice!

Other days, sellers ghost you, deals fall apart, and you wonder if you’re even cut out for this.BUT THE ONES WHO WIN IN THIS BUSINESS DON’T QUIT.They adapt, improve, and keep pushing forward. 

If he’s refusing to provide that, I’d take a close look at your management agreement to see what’s actually required.If he keeps pushing back, that’s a red flag.

Should I keep looking, or try to work with the more experienced ones, or sign with the newer realtor?