I say HD because they are really not the best, but only adequate.

And I recently found out the hard way that it's best for a buyer to have their own agent so that at the time of a pending crisis occurring in the middle of the deal (i.e. results of a somewhat troubling home inspection report), there will be an educated professional on the buyer's side able to adequately address their concerns.

Especially if you are starting at an early stage in your career.There are obviously problems in buying cash flow properties since most of them are older, in less desirable areas and will have much more in turnover and expenses in general, in my opinion.If you get into real estate at a time when you have adequate funding then you have more options available to you.

This does not imply that you should be directing the PM, UNLESS you have adequate experience and knowledge of the specific locale.

But 1/2 pex with normal fittings would not have been adequate.

What is the market cap rate in your area.Does the NOI include adequate numbers for maintenance, capital reserves, and management?

I did some quick searches online and found $5-10k should be adequate to fix major foundation issues, but because it's on the edge of my budget I wanted to reach out and ask what experience has taught you.

The building department could require handicap accessibility, sprinkler systems, fire exits, adequate restrooms to support 100+ people, etc.

Please call me" Use red ink.Your simple message will be received by the intended target.I would only send out the percentage of phone calls you can handle adequately.

I just wonder if two people are enough resources to adequately cover so many agents or if I am at risk of just being a number at KW.