This approach provided the flexibility needed to address unexpected challenges, such as the foundation issue we encountered, without delays.

Saw a house with a For Sale by Owner sign in a yard with tall grass and after some drama, we have a house.We have dealt with long term rentals for over 15 years, but not aggressively ( keep them rented and do some improvements ).This "old house" needs, updated HVAC, new roof, new kitchen, some broken windows, upgraded electrical, water run off issues...I'm just starting to clear the house out with multiple dumpsters and starting to get quotes.  

However, this is subject to change, and some applications may take longer if they require additional review or if there are any issues or discrepancies that need to be addressed.As for tips to expedite the process, here are some general suggestions:Make sure your application is complete and accurate.

This approach provided the flexibility needed to address unexpected challenges, such as the foundation issue we encountered, without delays.

In addition, you should give written notice that you are taking over management of the property to the renter to help with any future legal issues (such as proper notice for an eviction).

As it relates to landlord insurance, I've heard there are policies that can include "rent protection" to cover the property owner. 

What is your experience in anything related to real estate, construction, development, etc.? 

It’s an easy way to build up a portfolio relatively quickly with less money required than traditional investments which generally require 20% down.

If it is being marketed properly, it is move in ready, then it will come down to a pricing issue.

Hi everyone! I'm currently 17 years old in the Aurora/Denver area and will be getting my real estate license in July! I would love to meet up with investors and agents in person in my area to learn more about real est...