If you can secure a decent discount then you could hit .9-1%.

In these early stages of learning and developing as an investor, I'm primarily focused on properties that may require the following: paint, flooring, bathroom/kitchen remodel, drywall, light fixtures, exterior landscaping, siding, or new HVAC.

My contractor is a skilled tradesman who won't beg me for work or give me discounts even though I told him I am an investor cry cry cry...

Depending on what the interest rates are and if you can get a discount on new vs. used it may make sense but most likely not. 

Hi, I am looking to buy my first investment property and need advice on what questions should I ask the listing agent.First let me give you background information on the property, Bedrooms- 4, Bathroom- 2, Build- 1994, is listed as a condo.

Storm sewer, storm pond, sewer lines, water access, fire hydrants, public bathrooms, surface coverage, sidewalk or bike paths, setbacks, power lines and right of ways known and unknown, road access, etc. 5.

I have a discount on my site if you are interested.

They told you they would offer you some discounts and let you join the online group which they created on the last day.If the program does worth it, what you will lose is only 299$ that you pay for the 3 days event because you can always attend the event again and pay 299$ to get the discount. ( I believe you won't do it after you calm down and see the BiggerPockets website.)

There is no special discount for investors , flippers or landlords .

If the office is disorganized, their processes likely are, too.Other ConsiderationsExperience: Choose medium-sized firms—they balance resources and personal attention better than large or small firms.Fees: you cannot afford a discount property manager.