Anyways, good luck on buying your first rental in 2024 😬Quite a snarky response from someone who has their hand out here for investor dollars, but cannot rise to comment on what deals they actually were or were not involved in, what their involvement was in the deals they claim to be involved in (including in this very thread) and what properties on their company's "portfolio" page are actually owned by that company. 

If you are looking for some coaching on how to go about investing on your own then I have a couple of companies I can recommend based on your desire to grow your RE investing knowledge. 

BONUS: If you have a v.a. your job is to wait for that v.a to set an appointment with you, so you would have more time with other businesses and, or your family.PRO tip on hiring a quality V.A. is to hire from a company.

She is on BP and owns a PM company that renovates which is where I got my bids from. 

Before he moved in I told him to call the utility company and register it under the meter # to the house he will be renting.

I plan on getting a property management company to take care of it.

In the beginning of 2025 I will have about $100k (hopefully more) in fully vested stocks for the company I work for.

My understanding is that so long as they confirm that they're moved out and give me the keys, I'm well within my rights to just have a junk remover / trash company take whatever was not there to begin with, and deduct that from the security deposit?

I have one client who buys new and gets the 5 year warranty on all appliances and tapes it on there so if there is ever a problem the tenant calls the warranty company. 

I own the LLC and he owns his GC company.