@Rob Miller - please PM her info, always open to honest, trustworthy people.

I’m a wholesaler, so I’ve started adding value to my agent in other ways, such as presenting their listing offers alongside my cash offers and cold calling their lists of leads (and we split the leads depending on what solution the seller prefers).If my broker didn’t send in my lower offers, I’d honestly find another broker.

You should in all honestly reach out to your HML and find out all the details about the extension before you get to close to the date.

If you’re dishonest, why should your tenant be honest with you?

Honestly, if it was me, I would focus on fixing my credit score and gaining as much knowledge as possible.

As far a cheap jobs coming in higher than initially quoted I agree with @Nathan G. could be justified if after the contractor arrives on scene there are complications during the repair... it may quite honestly be an attempt by your PM trying to save you $ and getting your property taken cared of.

I am curious about the last line you've mentioned though, about being honest where we came from, Is that really okay if I do that?

I know, can't rely on pslf/bootstrap yourself millennial/etc), and having more cash now to invest more aggressively.You are correct that technically rehab costs could likely also count for those purposes, but currently, rehab funds are limited and would need to be available for downpayments/reserves, and I honestly don't have time with my schedule for either sweat equity or coordinating contractors.

I wouldn’t use either of those options honestly.

I wanted to know if anyone can give me advice on how to find an honest mentor in my area.