I ended up adding a couple items to my checklist in the middle of the flip.

I think the middle road of trying to do both gives you the worst outcome (tenants damaging your property, lower price because it’s no longer new construction).Best of luck whichever path you choose.

So, if you parents received $1000 rent for August and you close in the middle of the month your parents might be paying $500 to you for the rent for the later half of August.

I am in the middle of renovating my first long term rental and I need new windows for the upstairs unit (it is a top bottom duplex).

Basically it’s about 2500 sq ft rectangle building with a kitchen and his and her restrooms in the middle and 2 large open rooms, one on each end.

I would like to focus on the middle income bracket, since I believe that in Trinidad we do not have enough high quality offerings for young people/couples and middle income families in progressive neighborhoods.

I just purchased a 1960s ranch in Middle Tennessee.

Many states have laws against it and you run the liability and risk of pissing buyers and sellers off as the middle man.

I will try to find actual real-world values and maybe with the two methods I can find a middle ground?

At least, that was true the last time I checked, which was probably in the middle of the crash, when there were so many foreclosures to be bought.