I’m still figuring out where opportunities are / will be and consume a wide variety of materials.

If you act as a consumer and unless any of the legal exceptions apply, you have rights to cancel the Subscription Listing Fees during the cooling off period.

Let's just look at the hard numbers:Unemployment: Was 6.3% when Trump left office and is now 4.2% Consumer Price Index: Was up 1.4% in 2020 and is now up 2.5%  Median Household Income: Rose 4% during Biden and FELL 2.9% during Trump.

This negative equity position will consume the initial cash flow. 

I'm a lawyer who deals with consumer credit issues, and the FDCPA does not even apply to an original creditor (i.e. a landlord).

I also don't want to have to evict her if I can avoid it because that is very expensive and time-consuming, but I want to start her out with good payment habits!

As someone who recently completed my first fix-and-flip project, I can share a few challenges that took me by surprise:Navigating the local permitting process was more complex and time-consuming than I anticipated.

It's costly, time consuming to try to get the smell out.Good luckGino

I did have one issue that was disappointing that consumed a lot of time: After sending an invite to an applicant for background screening, the applicant somehow was able to register as a landlord; that was discovered by the RentPrep team after a considerable amount of time and delay.

It's going to be harder than you expect, more time consuming, and will feel like you are spinning your wheels for a while.