I'll still have cash to make a down payment for a new townhouse which is around 380k post the closing of the above SFR.

Also any other ideas to help promote properties would be appreciated.Thanks

Just a reminder I am new to this.A little difficult to make it through the end of the post with typos, not sure I understand it entirely but I'll answer what I could grasp.

If this sounded like a shilling post (new member, first post etc) I would be happy to provide ID’s and proof of purchase to forum moderators if needed as well.

Personally, I'd go with 2 bedrooms, but post the ability to lock 1 bedroom at a reduced rent for 1 bedroom rental.

It's late I didn't read your post correctly.

It's a struggle starting out and I don't think it's talked about enough in more of a blunt way, in blog posts or any article on the web, everyone seems to softly speak about the introduction part that requires money.

Originally posted by @Neil G.

2) Agent calls about fixer-uppers BEFORE they hit the market.Challenge will be getting them at the right price, w/o insulting the agent.If you have the time or funds to hire someone to do it for you, suggest you setup Constant Contact or similar program to send monthly reminders to agents about:1) Your repair services that save deals2) Post 1-3 success stories with quotes from agents you helped - because they all know each other3) That you are looking for fixer-uppers, with some loose buy-box parameters (don't be too restrictive or you won't get deal exposure)You can then add every agent you encounter.It will take 3-6 months, but will eventually snowball if you do good work.

I can tell you Rentredi is a huge time waste between issues with the apps and lack of service. big thumbs down and im honestly surprised they are promoted on here.