The portfolio is fully tenanted with great cash flow and has a long history of performance with virtually no deferred maintenance.

If it is a vacation rental and its on the water  you may want to consider log cabin style siding for it  - could really make it pop -  perhaps vinyl may be the way to go as specified earlier - it would last long with virtually zero maintenance though it costs a little more up front

Bigger Pockets Family - So there's this rumor floating around about finding 2 or more investors -AT ONE TIME - being virtually impossible.

Hello, my name is Christian I am a Virtualization Architect by trade, but I have always loved the Real Estate business, one could say I do real estate investing on the side, but sometimes I end up spending many hours in Realestate, and loving it.I currently own rental property in Lakeland and Winterhaven we started our investment activities around 2003, my wife is a Realestate agent, so that helps us to find good deals.

I need to find a virtual assistant to answer calls from sellers responding to ad and to get information from them.

Technical difficulties - including the webinar-host going down right as Brandon started the webinar - made it virtually impossible for anyone to actually watch.

We have virtually the exact same goals, and I just wanted to reach out.

Does anyone know how I can get started with virtual Wholesailing? 

Welcome to BP @Tyler Caruso I do virtually all my investing in Baltimore.

:Up and Coming Duplex2 bed 1 bath unit that will rent for around $1600 (conservative estimate)1 bed 1 bath for $1000annual taxes 5kBeautiful street with walk to quaint shops and restaurants, should virtually 0 vacancy due to Portland rental market.Rent ready(new paint, solid appliances, refinished hardwood floors, mature low maintenance landscaping ) but could improve 1 bed unit for several thousand only.Will likely sell for around 450K+(similar property 6 months ago went for that, I offered 430K and missed out)Should I put in an offer and for how much?