And you have to live off the reviews that can swing one way or the other on small mistakes (I know from experience).

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Review their management agreement.

You can get coaching/someone to review your underwriting so you can submit LOIs on deals with confidence!

Make sure to review the existing leases as you'll be obligated to those terms unless you have them sign a new lease.

We are reviewing leads every day and making at least one offer a day, however that is fairly new and are still trying to get one accepted. 

Just a few thoughts: - Get a thorough inspection- Get 3-5 estimates from GCs- Pick the right ‘genre’ of GC (fourplex and smaller usually falls under midsize or smaller GCs) - Always check license numbers and if you’re repairs or more than $25k, request references/info for 3 past similar projects with pictures or check social media and reviews - Get a service agreement in place before finalizing your deal and make sure the estimates cover everything in your inspection report and nothing is overlooked so there’s not as much unexpected cost that pops up.

My fiancée and I are house hacking, and the lease I created fits our situation best and would like to have someone review it.

Mine has said under review since may! 

Run the numbers and review them without emotions.