If you take your eye off the ball, however, it can be an administrative and tenant nightmare.

Understand life will throw curve balls at you (coronavirus), to roll with the punches, keep working and educating and you'll find yourself on the other end of the journey better off.

I feel like I just want to get the ball rolling on my first deal... any deal... so I can learn how everything works. 

The real problem is when people tap out or blow out their pipes, it gets little balls of resin (tar) in the carpet and has to be removed with rubbing alcohol. 

There are quite a few differences between wood and vinyl when comparing their installation, maintenance, cost, temperature durability, etc.

If you find that you omitted something, you have to either wait until the lease is up and have them sign your new, updated lease (you know, the one with the updated clause about not flushing golf balls down the toilet because the manufacturer advertisement said the toilet could do so), or you have to get the tenant to agree to the change. 

I don't have a crystal ball, I analyze the deal as is.

You’ll hear MF values are down 10% but you can get low balls accepted far lower than 10% off if the seller is motivated.

On the surface, it will be seen as "lowballing" (low-ball offers), but actually you will appreciated by these "motivated sellers", as many times, the sale was not about the money, but about "life events" and simply, ..."

This property is about 30 min south of Charlotte, NC and if you are not familiar with this area, the summer’s temperatures can get up to 100+ degrees and very humid.