That being said, we've not yet made a purchase here but that is due to our established timeline, not a lack of potentially good starters.

@Julia R.Yes we provide Linens towels, paper products (not just a starter amount) basic spices and condiments, coffee, coffee filters, beach towels (lake house).Think of it this way, if you and your family were going on vacation would you want the hassle of having to pack sheets and make beds?

Of all the many options available, for starters, I want to focus on wholesaling.

For starters, it teaches you to overcome adversity and see things through to a conclusion.

When starter homes are $300,000 or more in an area, it is almost impossible to cash flow on a rental property unless you pay cash.

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There is also a shortage of labor and lower-income starter-homes being developed. 

otherwise they obviously should apply for a secure or starter credit card wherever they've banked for 20 years. 

non starter wholesalers will offer you 20 to 25k for that.. best to list it on MLS and sell for highest dollar.as a seller last thing you want to do is deal with low ballers or wholesalers.. if you want top dollar.

Aloha,For starters, you should have the current tenant's move IN condition form, to compare move out condition with...if you plan on deducting from their Security Deposit.