And FWIW, after managing tons of cleaning vendors for HUD and others in my past life, my approach is that you get what you pay for, that you should pay a little more than the average for your market if you want your cleaner to be a partner to your business (and that such will pay for itself), that you should thank and appreciate them often, that you should make them feel free to reach out for bonus requests but also should decrease the frequency of such by not reducing their comp when they encounter easier-than-normal cleanings, and that you should pay them immediately after the cleaning.

I may bring an eviction case in the future if the Applicant fails to pay future rent due after the funds of this award have been exhausted or if the award amounts do not cover all amounts due.I understand that These funds are to be used only for expenses that are not paid by other sources of financial assistance.

My father resides in this property and is managing the flip, leveraging his extensive experience in property renovation.Financially, I bring to the table a stable annual gross income of $270,000 from my successful healthcare company, which will continue to support my real estate endeavors.

I hope that isn't true, but some moths it sure feels like it is.

I feel like I must have done something wrong and want to try again.Is it Propstream as the skiptracer that's the problem?

Sea Pines and Palmetto Dunes continue to bring the highest price points, but the Forest beach area is also a strong area.

Maybe try visiting and showing your face so you're not just a random OOS investor if you feel they're taking advantage of that.

Because I live in MD, I want to start investing in that market or in DC, because I feel I know both markets.

From what I've learned so far, flips are generally considered one of the better investments in this type of market (please feel free to correct me if my understanding is wrong!).

If you feel they're being too harsh, think about their intent.