And you'll likely want to consider more fringe & cheaper areas for lower prices & better cash flow.I bought a 3-unit building in November last year when rates were 8% using a renovation loan (5% down), made cosmetic renovations to the units, and then we got way stronger rents than expected.

Have the tenant pay for repairs and maintenance with future rent increases by using a line of credit.

I'm using a combination of MLS comps provided by realtor, redfin, and backflip analysis tool.  

Using a GC you will have less headaches as you'll have one point of contact and they will coordinate schedules between the various trades. 

@Spenser Harding you are right on the money, and speak from the perspective of someone who has invested using a variety of methods + gotten in the trenches with a BRRR.

Unless of course they were using a SEC vehicle that allowed a certain amount of non accredited. 

I thought with using a regular agent I would be able to get a higher price for my house, but I did not, so really the only major difference was the staging and I don't think that really helped. 

I dont think much happens at least in what I do on facebook its the minor leagues  Just start using a fake name.

You can certainly ask the agent who helped you purchase the property for advice too ;)Since you are using a PM to run things, I don't see any need to meet anyone except your PM and the contractor/handyman you plan on using for repairs/updates.

Hi BP team,I recently put a property under contract using a California realtor.