Typically I’ve used the exact same lease they used the first time with new dates and amounts as if they were a brand new tenant. 

I was excited to get into a property with having less than 20% of the value put up by me and having everything brand new but it just did not work out that way.

Quite affordable, now I am wondering if this is a red flag for the quality of the house, since the builder doesn't even care to build his brand name with such a small investment?   

I am brand new at this wholesaling/realestate thing.

When you are brand new in real estate, where can you get started in networking with other investors?

Nashville Suburbs Duplex: Two 4 Bedroom units that have brand new renovations, HVAC, appliances, etc.Tenant will pay all utilities.Principle, Interest, Property Taxes and Home Insurance: $1700I would be leaving $68,000 in the deal.Projected rent values are $3900$100 A month for trash?

If you are a wholesaler, id put a a website up as a soon as possible and start working on brand and SEO.

If you go brand new into 3 new markets all at once & have to rely on other agents for everything what value proposition do you really have to offer to clients?

Hello all, I’m brand new to all of this.

If there are any people who know of where to get cost-effective refurbished or brand-new appliances near me (Milwaukee, Wisconsin), your insight would be very much appreciated.