Newbies always want someone to cover their mistakes when things don't go as planned.What have you done to solve YOUR problem?

We're currently deciding whether we'll want to go with a BRRRR vs. turnkey duplexes.

But my question is: how do you find a partner to work with?

I do agree it really shouldn't be this hard to get the information you need.

If you're getting a lot of traction with prospective but qualified tenants that would like to view the unit - let them know the time that the leasing/showing agent will be there so they can view the interior.If they're going to lease the property for you - one to half a months rent is fair compensation.

My dad and I (both with access to VA loans) are about to get into the multifam game and how we proceed is really going to depend on the true occupancy rules for the VA and our lender.

Let me know if you want to chat more about it or need specific model ideas!

Remember someone may be coming on your property every month to change the sign, unless they have some kind of direct access.2.

Initially rented to long-term tenants, it generated modest cash flow of a few hundred dollars a month with a 4.25% rate.

can also confirm - seeing some mid term tenants flirt with the idea of moving to Memphis. funny no one is buying in Stanton, though.