I routinely use Rob Leece from Sensible Home Staging in Brighton.

quck question...is the way you rehab it going to be the same way you will if were to strictly sell vs. strictly rent out?

If you're going to live in it for a while I can see having it break even but if you're buying it strictly for cash flow this may not be a good choice.

Plus I just hope to have a good time and escape from daily routine for awhile.I wish to thank you Dion for this communication and assure that I am excited to meet so experienced people in REI (and notes particularly!)

Evictions will be routine business for you.

@Kennedy WilliamsFirst, congratulations on having a property under contract.Your question is really much too complex to handle in a post in my opinion.Texas has very strict lease option statutes that you must be educated about before implementing haphazardly.

I read that the VA and FHA have strict guidelines as far as not letting you Close on a property that needs HVAC, roof repairs, etc...

Don't get me wrong, our local REI groups are great, but I want to set something up where we strictly focus on each others current deals instead of the next big guru strategy.

Also, I read that the FHA and VA are strict on homes that loan on, have to be move-in ready, and therefor, their inspections of homes is quite strict.

In the case of stock trading, the regulation is much more strict.