@Paul RPIf you are saying meticulous analysis of future economics and projections of cash flow is the Midas touch, ok...

I encourage like-minded individuals in the Greater Philadelphia Area to connect with me as it is always great to build a strong community relationship, and being a meticulous systems guy, I am confident that I can reciprocate the goodwill in adding value to anyone's network.To wrap things up, after lurking in the forum shadows and listening to all the Podcasts, I look forward to interacting with each and everyone one of you here on the forums regardless of location, and wish everyone a healthy and thriving future in real estate!

I didn't dig into them because they are outside of my current focus list, but perhaps I will come back to them.Normally I keep meticulous records of where I got my data from but I think I saved over the page that showed the source for household income and home cost.

I had all documentation sent to PM2 and I had my own meticulous records that I shared with PM2.As you are in the role of what my PM1 was, you have no other obligations unless there is some written contract that says otherwise.

You gotta put toilet, shower, floor, vanity, fixtures, paint etc. very meticulous.

I had some guys who were meticulous and left the house cleaner.

I buy at Kelly Moore ( about  a mile from Home Depot)...... the service people actually know what they are talking about.....The $50-100 more you pay for the quality paint will save you tons later....... better coverage and WAY easier to touch up rather than repaint entire walls or roomsAnd I agree that if you have multiple units, try to keep the colors the same....OR take meticulous notes on what you do in each property.

Do you provide the credit after the month of completed work, and how meticulously do you keep track of the tenant's upkeep?

To you veterans out there, I'd appreciate any advice.To everyone else, the lesson I learned is that you should meticulously compare any fee list to your Loan Estimate (ideally before signing it) and, of course, your Loan Estimate to your Closing Disclosure on all your loans!

When setting up a partnership, be meticulous in forming the partnership agreement for the LLC.