I've found that what I value most in regards to real estate investing are the people who know about actual home repair and can approach a sale from that perspective.

I live in a small town in Oxford, AL with a population of a little over 22,000 people.

I've gone through a couple handymen that overcharged for very poor work so I'm looking for recommendations from people who have actually worked with someone in the area.

Have you ever hit a wall with leads and conversions in your REI journey?

But those numbers are also all based on people using Vacasa as their manager, which I hear they’re mediocre at best.

(I have no experience here)* people just accept the high assessment because they also like the higher property values relating to that?

It seems to be a good way to diversify my investment portfolio if the numbers make sense compared to other asset class options.I can't buy in my current market, so I'm looking for more affordable options out of state.I was curious about people's experiences using turnkey real estate investing solutions, and if anyone recommends a different tool.Thanks!

Based on the rental numbers, we could pay up to $220,000 for the property to hit the 1% rule.

I get them to pay for pts buy-downs, 2-1 buy downs, 3-2-1 buy downs, again things of $$$$ value to us but don't hit there sold price and f'in the rest to come. 

Current home value: $523,000Amount owe: $263,000Equity: $259,000Interest rate/loan: 2.25%/30 yearobviously refinancing would be a hit with that interest rate, considering either selling or HELOC and investing into multi fam via house hacking.