No, not initially.I have someone sitting at the kitchen table telling me they are an investor, or giving their spiel about an offer.

We have invested a lot of our own money at least 11k and still would like to update 2 full baths, the 1/2 bath and the kitchen along with a major landscape overhaul.

i thought I had it bad when i have two driveways next to each other. i had a hard time renting it.ask each one what would make them happy. that will tell you what to do.

I am currently a full-time real estate agent, specializing in uptown Manhattan (specifically Harlem) and in parts of Brooklyn and Queens.

Hello everyone,

I am a new member who has been sitting on the sidelines for a couple of weeks while soaking up as much knowledge as possible.

I am located in Southern Indiana and have profitably rehabbe...

Home Depot has everything you need; Investor tan paint, kitchen cabinets, light fixtures, Decora outlets and switches, Pergo laminate flooring, Berber carpet, 6 panel doors, light fixtures and ceiling fans, etc.

The old paint is still in the garage, so I could make those repairs myself, but I know it wouldn't look nearly as nice as a professional repainting job.The kitchen/dining is painted a horrible BLOOD RED color.

We've done a bunch of work to the house including, a complete kitchen and living room demo, and adding 2 additional bedrooms to one unit.

I am not required to buy CRAP & sometimes we wholesale those & split the wholesale fee.I am a full time Real Estate Investor and I have Always TOLD people to go to Bigger Pockets FIRST and get everything that they can FOR FREE.... as well as to join ALL of their local REIA Groups & Meetup Groups that they can for FREE or very cheap...and I have told them to always be careful if someone wants to charge you a LOT of money?

The owner is the largest tenant with 2,120 sq ft, another tenant has 1,606 sq ft, balance (3) are all less than 400 sq ft, vacant office of 350 sf. with the balance being common elements, corridors, stairways, elevators, bathrooms, kitchen, etc.Gross rental income per the listing agent is $108,660, expenses are $41,225 annual condo fee (CAM) which includes electric, water/sewer, janitorial and property management, the estimated new property taxes are $15,500, and insurance approx. $2000.All tenants' leases are 1 year and/or have less than 1 year remaining.The property was purchased by the seller in 2011 for $350,000.