Your paperback version, when available, is $24 and on Amazon it's $16.99.I want to support your site but I'm a fairly frugal shopper.

Most, do this while maintaining full time jobs and saving.Now, there are tons of ways to make things happen faster.

I think a fairly easy and quick system could be developed to submit multiple offers, on multiple properties, without it taking up much time or work.

Fair enough.

If  you want to stay fairly close to home, I would look at Duluth, St.

@Rachael Britton You do not need a realtor to submit an offer for a property, but if you are dealing with the Seller's Agent directly, understand that unless/until their status changes to Transaction Broker, they will continue to be the Seller's Agent, meaning they are only working in the Seller's best interest and owe you basically nothing besides fair and honest treatment.

If you renovate an apartment that looks fairly modern with inexpensive materials you should be able to manage decent rental income.

So I am fairly new to this and currently only have 1 rental house.

Were they all fairly in the same ballpark or was there a big difference?

I get a kick out of some of the adds, they want you to have all your own tools and equipment, truck, IPhone, insurance, contractors license and knowledge but unwilling to pay a fair wage.