Greetings BP members - I have been listening to BP RE podcast for some time and have dabbled in a few RE deals over the years but never really focused on what I wanted and what my goals were. Joining the community has...

:video of the interior: walk throughIf it were mine, for a SFH rental (on the cheap) paint the walls of the whole unit grey, the trim and door white, replace the door handles with satin ones, and do the floor in grey LVP self stick squares. 

I'm currently living in Washington DC, where the buy to rent ratio is not as favorable hence my interest in the greater Tampa Area.

My question is when doing an analysis on a property, for example the four square method, do i use the initial price of the property?

We are planning try our hand at a flip in Washington DC.

I used the 4 square formula to calculate cash flow.

First time landlord posting here-I recently purchased my first rental property in SW Washington (Vancouver) which had inherited tenants.

Hello friends,What website would you recommend for a 1000 sq. ft duplex engineered for western Washington?

However, I am new to flips and am trying to get some feedback.....The house was built in 1915 and is 3235 square feet.

As far as tenant management is concerned we have not been hit too bad in the parts of Wa where we invest.