Definitely jump in and start engaging in those conversations that matter the most to you.

This is our first Land Contract conversion.

There are a ton of fantastic articles on rehabbing here on the site, and countless conversations here on the forums.Otherwise, jump in and get involved in the discussion -- you'll find that you learn a ton from interacting, and it will help you quickly build up your network.We're here to help . . . use us as your group of 100,000+ mentors!

I was wondering if I can still keep the keys with me after getting money and signing the lease until they move in as I want to touch up couple of more items for them prior to their moving date.

Be sure to set up some Keyword Alerts for keywords you are knowledgable on, so you can jump into those conversations and offer advice.

I recommend staying active on the forum and engaging in conversations that interest you...you will learn much more that way.

I promise to help where I can and pay it forward as I grow with experience.Looking forward to conversing with you all at some point.

What re-hab item do you dislike the most when remodeling for a rental or a flip?

I just drafted a lease and put down in my lease items which tenant will be responsible for maintaining/fixing and items that landlord will be responsible for fixing.

However, it hasn't added much to my bottom line, ie conversions.