Minimal non-payment of rent from tenants, lower expenses due to common areas being closed, higher occupancy rate as a defensive tactic. 

The "art" part of it comes at minimizing turnover & vacancy while increasing revenue.

Established flippers have the resources and networks to build close relationships with contractors, making it relatively easy to coordinate compliance at minimal cost.

>Sacramento remains affordable at $1,850/month, with minimal growth.

It was cheap with minimal renovation, but I’m also using this property to build a solid team so my structure will  be strong enough for multifamily purchases in the near future 

After we paid him our nextinstallment of $45K, he basically disappeared in July and after reaching out tohim and his wife who also works with him, we've gotten minimal contactback/excuses/delays of when the final work is going to be done.

However, some investors embrace this strategy, especially if they want to minimize their upfront capital and plan to refinance within a few years—particularly with ongoing discussions about the Federal Reserve potentially lowering interest rates into 2025.

But I looking at the long game - I want valued tenants that take care of the property and minimize wasting my time.

I'd rather live in a country where there is confusion about what a woman is, than a country where women have minimal rights or where they are in short supply because of failed social engineering policies. 

Very new, minimal money and interested in creative financing. 2.