@Flavia Vangelotti With your expressed concern for cash flow, I suggest considering a Debt-Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) loan.

They also receive information on operational expenses through one of their loan servicer partners but I don’t find that to be entirely accurate.

Same for HVAC....I get the furnace and A/C serviced and just keep them as a contact if there's a problem. 

And at the end of the lease, any bills tied to the house (ie if they don't pay, you have to), get a copy of the final statement to show it was paid in full before you return the deposit.My water company won't let the tenant put the bill in their name, so I send them the bill every 3 months (it is quarterly) and they add it to their rent.When the next tenant goes to move in, get proof that all utilities are in their name before you hand over the keys.

Even if California will not relent on adjusting emission control standards, and the more than 1,000 supplemental workers at the Stellantis Toledo Jeep plant who are expected to rise to full-time permanent status are laid off, on balance, local incomes are rising.For the vast majority of individuals, a home is the largest single investment of a lifetime.

Why would you retain this contractors services if they were unable to provide a contract let alone a written estimate, or evidence of permits?

Parent A and parent B are married and paid the mortgage in full.

I’m very passionate about real estate and I cannot wait to quit my W2 and do this full timeLooking for some like minded people who have been in the game longer than me, not just keyboard warriors.

He is a turn key guy and now sells a how to BRRR service..

We rezone it for 5k. 5k permit set / construction docs. 350k build. exit price is approx 510k, full return of capital on a refinance within 8 months. super simple. we build around 174 a sq ft and the exit price downtown is approx $250 - $300 depending on neighborhood, size, etc.