That's the most important piece.Besides that a few tricks I use during my first walkthrough of a property are to follow my nose -- if something smells funky, earthy, moldy, then there could be numerous expensive problems.

There are numerous charges that have not been approved as noted in the operating statement below.4.

Hey All,So I've been on the hunt for my first flip, and ideally I'd like it to be a paint and carpet kind of deal just to get my feet wet.

There have been numerous occasions in which I have purchased and resold in less than 90 days, because the property was a very LIGHT rehab, or need nearly no renovation whatsoever.

The next morning water was gushing out from the connection and his entire hallway is flooded with water.He's in the process of communicating with the PM to try it get it fixed.Now the heart of the problem is, regardless of whether the PM can actually get someone in to fix the problem, the place is not entirely habitable as the carpets are all soaking wet.

I'm just getting started with my SD 401(k) and my first plan of action is to invest in notes as a way to get my feet wet.

After receiving an offer, the buyers tequested to have numerous smaller issues taken care of after the inspection.  

It's hard not too when they make their rent checks to you and you're doing maintenance.I think owner occupied is a great way to get your feet wet.  

I have looked at a few just to get my feet wet.

My current renter says it was a great way to get matched up on the features of each unit.Anyway - wanted to let everyone know they just added a promotion offering 5 free leads to all landlords so it's really a great way to get your feet wet (i'm just knocking my head a little that I had to pay a few bucks to get my tenants haha) Hope this helps others on here find those pesky tenants!