Perfect example.

  Is perfectly fine using the wholesalers lawyer.

@Sandrine Li $350 is very expensive.Mine is a good value I think, not the perfect PM, but they never are.Cleaning they charge me 95$ in my condo 3bed2bathI charge the guests $100, as I include some extra amenities like shampoo, etc.Overall, I think my opinion is that if you have a property in Windsor Hills or Storey lake, which is where I have mines, it is hard to lose money.Unless you pay 20% for a PM.Another tip, I use beyondpricing for the nightly rates, they only charge 2%, and it is very worth it, as they adjust prices per day.

Perfect planning prevents poor performance (in this case, financial performance).I hope this article inspires someone to get out and take action because it's never too late to invest in real estate!

We put all our focus on our clients and go above and beyond anyone else.Having lived in Charlotte for over 20 years, we know the area, we know the contacts you need for surveys, repairs, inspections, etc. and as investors ourselves, we want to learn what your strategy is so we can help you find the perfect properties to add to your new or existing portfolio.

Lenders will want a property that is stable...that means decent condition and proven rental income...but it doesn't have to be perfect or even 100% occupied...just have a plan to fill it if this is the case.

@Sardar Mustafa KhanHold open houses for other Agents is a perfectly reasonable strategy in my office residual agents use with the understanding the one holding the house gets all the leads & the possible buyside if someone is interested.Great if you are just starting out since you can build up a list & get used to talking real estate to clients.

B) best technology/ease of use.Airbnb is far from perfect but it blows away its competition.Next level control - direct marketing outside of Airbnb  (google adwords, facebook ads, direct marketing to companies). 

@Alan Stalter Perfect!

Pen Fed doesn't do them any more.Google search "investment property heloc my perfect mortgage".