You have little to NO INVESTMENT real estate experience.2.

Ask how many units they manage and how much experience they have.

Starting with a solid education, like you’re doing, is key.If you're ever interested in discussing strategies or just want to chat with someone who's been through the early stages, feel free to reach out.

Feel free to ask any questions you have!

Lastly, simply raising the rent to cover the water bill seems like the easiest, however, should their portion of the bill exceed the amount I increase their rent by, then it'd be out of my pocket.I'm kind of at a crossroads here with making a decision and want to hear anyone's experience regarding the topic.

If you'd like to chat about investment opportunities, feel free to reach out!

About 5 years ago, I decided to get my RE license as I kinda predicted legislation being put in place against wholesalers (which slowly seems to be happening) and my thought was if I was licensed, I would be able to continue marketing to home owners (not to assign, but only to purchase for my own flips/rentals) So, I'm seeking guidance on a business concept that encompasses my knowledge, experience and licenses.

We are based out of Nashville and have a lot of experience in this market but we're looking for more cash flow.

I’m particularly interested in strategies for successful flips, scaling a business, and maximizing returns on investments.I’m looking forward to contributing to the community, learning from your experiences, and hopefully sharing some success stories of my own.Thank you for having me, and I’m excited to start this journey with you all!

Hope this helps and feel free to reach out with any questions along the way!