You're already ahead of the curve of those who don't commit.There are several places you can look: Zillow Rental Management (I've had solid leads here), Facebook Marketplace (another good one), and Craigslist (you can get weird people). 

Thanks ahead - Simon

I've come across a post looking for a New Haven county meet-up both on BP & a couple local Facebook groups so I wanted to create a thread here to give everyone a heads up I've been hosting a monthly New Haven meet-up for over a year, I will continue posting to the BP Events page and I'm hoping to get better at spreading the word and growing our great community of investors.Here is the event post: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...I'm also building an email list for everyone interested in staying in the loop for all future events, Message me your email address to join.I hope to see everyone soon.We're continuing to grow this meet-up & are working on some fun changes for the new year to continue delivering on our mission to add value to our network of real estate investors/professionals.Best,Ryan Luby 

Use the @ sign and start typing their name. on a computer their name will appear and you click on it and it populates the comment box in blue and then they are notified. 

We also are going to be maximizing the VA home loan and would like someone that has excellent knowledge and is willing to work as a team not only for this property but all that lies ahead of this aspiring journey.

Click on "Browse Forums" then "Real Estate Strategies" and you'll find it.

When you are at lowes and you can just type in or click on 1## Bogart st. and add what you bought.

Those are just a couple perks of being able to plan ahead and why it's worth waiting for with new builds.

An experienced agent and lender that sit in that niche will provide you a ton of education, and then help you plot out a map for the road ahead. 

Hi Pretty,There is absolutely no way to know ahead of time if you will recover the cost 100% or even 1%.The choice might come down to how much you and your wife want to have this very desirable bathroom vs the one that is in there now.Getting your money back on it in a new-ish suburban home is just unknown upfront--I'd say this purchase is more of "Personal Desire" purchase than a hard nosed business purchase.Although it could turn out at sales time to being some added sale price...