I’m talking a couple thousand dollars for a complete budget system vs 7-20k depending on size of the system for a high end heat pump.I know I just threw a wall of text at you so if you want me to clarify anything let me know.

I've done it for the last 4 years and I've saved many thousands in property management fees.

One missed deadline can cost you thousands, and let's be honest.... the attorneys know the game.

There are thousands of properties listed for sale in the MLS's across the country.Your biggest question shouldn't be WHERE to invest, but HOW you will invest!

PLEASE stop promoting the 70% rule.It is a really REALLY srtupid rule.If you come in with your 70% offer, I will beart it by 10s of thousands of dollars.

Figure a couple thousand dollars or a profit percentage would make it worth it for someone working a regular W-2.thoughts/experiences? 

You can save yourself thousands by placing a cash offer. 

That way you minimize your chances of letting a previous deal’s hard-coded numbers ruin your projections.#6“I’ll buy for $100k a door, do $20k a door of renovations, and sell for $150k a door.”Underwriting can be overwhelming but don’t oversimplify the process.

No stranger is going to be able to convince you take the leap and spend hundreds of thousands of dollars.

This varies a few thousand dollars depending on finishes and location.Things like:Bed - $10KBath - half bath: $5K full bath: $8KGarage - $15KPool - $10-$15KCarport - $3K