Glad to hear you're making major progress and getting closer to getting it rented out with tenants of your choice. 

Here are some recent ones:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/...https://www.biggerpockets.com/...For us, we selected TenantCloud for our property management software, based on evaluations we did a few years ago, and they have done well, except for a few unresolved bugs, but there are many others that have popped up in recent years.

I'm making two offers today, I'll be sure to post my progress if any of the offers get accepted : )

Seeing progress even if it's tiny is motivating.

I am struggling on understanding the value of a historic 1362 sf cottage in an historic town in the South. The cottage is in pretty rough shape. My realtor pulled comps, but I don't feel they are an apples to apples c...

Hi everyone,I'm evaluating a SFH in Columbus OH at the moment, everything looks ok except that this property isn't connected to city water (it is on well water, of which the pipe has broken).

I started my investment company 3 years ago.At the moment I am upgrading my longterm investment (3 appartment/1 office/1 workshop) buildingFlipping a development-property bought 1 month agoKeeping some sellerfinance-notesSo... progressing slow and steady - my challenge is getting financing(My flipping strategy does not allow mortgages - only hard money loans)

Use portfolio lenders they do not calculate DTI when evaluating loans

A realtor would be able to pull comps and evaluate the house to make a rough estimate of the current value of the house and also what it would sell for fully updated.

So if you have COVID-19 shutdown or you are looking to buy a new property, you can see how this affects your entire financial big picture (not evaluate one financial silo at a time).