I can’t speak to the ACs being better or worse, but if you do change to 120v, it’s an easy change for an electrician to do.

Generally speaking though if you're not in a NYC/Boston/LA/San Francisco market then you should be looking to clear between $100-200 on a single family home after covering all of your expenses.

To find quality housing they can afford, most Austin area residents have to look to the suburbs and beyond.

If you are booking for 30+ days they will likely give a good rate (speak to a manager, not front desk agent) and negotiate a rate.

We figured that we had about 90% of the US population covered with the current states, so we decided to roll out, but @Craig Curelop is doing a great job at finding more lawyers, and of course the team here is all working together to make sure that quality is maintained for each new state.

I can't speak for every bank here but your "Loan to Value" will normally be for 75% of the ARV on single family and 70% on 2-4 unit properties. 

Having recently transitioned to Las Vegas, I am in need of sourcing reliable and quality contractors for my real estate investments - both for flips and holds.

Hi everyone,I am looking into starting another full rehab on a house from the 1920's and, while I have a few subs that I feel confident with their quality, we are still really early on in building our team and could always use references/help.

Generally speaking that area is good but it can be block by block.Right now you are at $44K+ per unit which is pretty good for this area, especially because you have 5 - 3BRs.

After speaking with the seller's attorney we negotiated a deal and they agreed to sell it to me.