Most of the unit is painted with thee base colours, the other three allow some variation in bedroom or an office.  

You will need to come up with the correct rent amount for the unit which isn't as easy as it sounds -- it can take some trial and error and price drops. 

Another issue is "Conditional Dismissals" whereby free court appointed attorneys legally extort landlords to agree to dismiss an eviction case if they get the tenant to leave by a certain date - or they will request jury trial or anything other option to drag the case out as long as possibleSince it's a dismissal, it's not technically an eviction - even though in reality it is.

We began a "trial period" with the mutual understanding that we would bail out if it wasn't working out.

Our realtor is good with sending the comps, but its hard to make a decision on setting an ARV because of the variations, even within a .01 mile radius.

Hi everyone, I just stumbled across foreclosure.com and I was about to sign up for the free trial but I thought I would ask if anyone utilizes foreclosure.com as part of their essential tools to finding deals.

It takes a lot of efforts, education, failures, trial runs, and funds to get to one deal, then to second, then scaling to bigger deals…I always have my grain of salt on those success stories - the strategies they said in those stories in my opinions are mostly very high level, repetitive on the same thing over and over with little enlightening content to me (maybe it’s not to others).

A few trial runs for anyone and unlimited use for pro members.

There are a lot of variations in hard money / private lending as its not a one size fits all box that everyone should not be grouped in.

So, you could use any licensed, insured, and bonded contractor, but they just won't know the timelines, guidelines, rules, paperwork, processes, payment structure, bid format, variation of the 203k, etc. and would basically be winging it.