Get nervous at time hoping I’m making all the right choices with this real estate stuff.

And my personal opinion is that the central part of the state will remain more attractive even though our hurricanes do still pass through because when those suckers hit the central spine they act more like regular bad weather in the North.  

In my opinion, the seller had stopped taking care of the property and let the tenants live in bad conditions.

Any advice is good advice...unless your being a hater, then it's bad.

In descending order from good to bad financing...- If you have a bunch of other rental properties that are cashflow cows it might work just based on that, using conventional financing.- Stated income HELOCs are starting to come back, local to me, regional banks only.- There are also portfolio loans that'll just use appraised market rents to document income, no tax returns needed.- A commercial loan might be an option.- And, last but not least, there are of course hard money loans.

Wanted something dynamic and not the traditional list data that goes bad and needs updating. 

Originally posted by Account Closed:I don't think it is right to inflate the price personally  I believe it is just a bad use of phrase.  

Nothing surprises me in terms of some of the bad moves some "owners" make.  

For the rehab, I like the idea of vinyl plank flooring, semi-gloss paint (because I've heard some people say it holds up better with tenants), new cabinets, counter-tops, appliances, popcorn ceiling removal,  light fixtures, new water heater, fans, new windows. and something to put on the concrete that kills bad odors.What would you do?

At the worst provide a bad decision that pushed me in the right direction and I can meet the right people who can help me begin Real Estate investment the right way, and pay off the jump off the cliff.