Hopefully you pointing it out, will help someone else reading this thread some day.

By leveraging our experience and Seth's insights, we secured the property at a favorable price that allowed room for renovation and a profitable resale.

Lock settings on Shlage are better but this was our experience in a unique situation.

For example, you can buy a $50,000 house that will rent for $1,000 a month, but it will also experience significant tenant problems, expensive turnovers, long vacancies, and other costly problems.

By leveraging our combined experience and Seth's market insights, we were able to secure the deal at a price that allowed room for renovations and a profitable resale, ensuring a successful investment.

You create tight rules not conditions, these guys lack experience or if they have the experience they are too micro-managing just by reading the OP.I don't work with people like this.

I think its not a terrible idea at all and should be pretty good idea actually.I'd recommending reading this "House Hacking" book from the BP Bookstore as your best bet for next step and understanding this process!

Given its potential and my past experience, I'm enthusiastic about the opportunities it presents.

Totally agree that giving it away to taxes was a very painful experience for me!

Those can be eye-opening experiences.