If it is not, I will either not include those unpermitted bedrooms in my valuation by doing a "cost-to-cure" to put it back to the original configuration or I may do a "cost-to-cure" to estimate the cost and/or market affect to get it permitted.

You are asking for more management fees (or more personal landlording) by adding another.

@Klavish FarajAs mentioned not sure ones that will pay for the licensing - I know some if you are an existing employee and want to move up will pay for it or others may reimburse the cost or annual fees if you work for them but most won’t pay for it upfront

Or if you're considering LTR and STR than prop. mgmt fees will vary greatly.

Beyond maintenance a good PM software will auto assign late fees, e sign leases, have integrated applications and leasing and much more!

Originally posted by @John Chan:Hi BP community,I am an out of state investor doing a BRRRR in Cleveland OH.

For instance, buyers normally have to pay for origination fees from the lender, insurance, appraisal, attorney/title fees etc.

Real Estate Wholesaling: Secure contracts for distressed properties at below-market prices and assign them to other investors for a fee.

It's much more easy to use and you can negotiate the fee with the cleaner

Tampa Can Be a Good Option,it has great rental opportunities in neighborhoods like South Tampa, Tampa Heights, Seminole Heights, Carrollwood, and Brandon.Before buying, analyze costs like purchase price, rental income, management fees, repairs, and vacancy rates to ensure a good investment.Other Florida markets like Orlando or Jacksonville might offer similar benefits depending on your investment goals.