I hate to over simplify, but "Pound the Pavement".

Great deal for me, my investor but a bad deal for her.Don't be penny wise and pound foolish.

This is not foolproof, but it can be pressurized with an air compressor at low pressure, about 50-60 pounds.

Not all renters can or want to afford curtains.In those cases they tend to hang blankets, big thick heavy ones with big rusty bent 16 penny nails pounded into the walls holding them up.What I am saying is not everyone is a decorator or has expendable money each paycheck for decorating when they move.You should think about if you renter base does or does not (need) want blinds.I can NOT pick which renters will, but from my knowledge they tend to be on the lower spectrum of the income scale.Or maybe it's just a Texas thing, and you won't find this happening in California.Just something to think about.Good Luck!

I think demand in our STR space is the proverbial 800 pound gorilla.

Arizona is full of fantastic “unwanted” rural land deals.

Mortgage loan denial: After a decade of the public being pounded with the message that mortgage loans are almost impossible to get, many are starting to believe it.

I have a question regarding all of the extra fees that come when wholesaling an unwanted house (Specifically in Edmonton, Alberta).Lets say I found a distressed house that needs some work and I have a fix & flip investor who wants to buy it from me.

If you want to learn about your market pound the pavement.  

Sounds good on paper, but in reality.....Penny wise, pound foolish.