Tell us how your life can be easier, more profitable, and just plain better.Oh, and about those fees...

Originally posted by @Carini Rochester:While I have not heard the term 'paper lot,' I'll take a shot at it.The subdivision has been engineered, drawn, surveyed, approved by the municipality, filed with all offices (D.O.T., county surveyor, water district, etc. but no work has been done in the field.

Originally this was supposed to be fix and flip, but I am pivoting this to a BRRRR.

To help in your search:be sure to find an accountant who is willing to grow with you, and is not too high priced fee-wise.

Hey mate,Keep costs at a minimum.If the carpet is good/new.Leave it for now IMO and deal with it at a later date.And can always not accept pet's as per your lease or if you do, charge a pet deposit and monthly pet fee that will assist with any future repair needed caused by pet damage.We own a PM company and do the same.Thanks 

Even though the original lease term expired there is a section stating that the lease will continue month to month as long as the tenant pays and I accept, which has been the case. 

Assuming also that when you closed you paid the lenders a draw fee perhaps? 

Lastly, launching a CRE brokerage type platform that charges no fees to sell a property. 

Originally posted by @Quyen Nguyen:@Devin Redmond The fixed for the LinkedIn went out earlier.

If you falsely tell the tenant you are moving in a family member, and then list the property for sale you could be subject to owing the tenant 3 times your rent amount, plus legal fees and damages.