Hi Morgan,Thanks for the feedback!

Concerning the reviews you might have come across, any negative feedback is likely associated with the content covering the legal aspects of real estate practices, rather than emphasizing client acquisition.

Anticipated rent once renovated: $1,650/MOAnticipated COC: 8.3%Thanks for reading, excited to post the next update on the renovation with photos! 

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I've read somewhere online that you should do the latter, but at the same time if I were to calculate ROI as if it was a potential new purchase I would base the calculation on the downpayment, right?

Everyday I consume and take notes on what I read and watch. 

It’s the first thing potential buyers will read, and it can make or break their decision to schedule a viewing.To write a compelling property description, follow these tips:Start with a hook that grabs the reader’s attentionUse descriptive language to paint a picture of the propertyHighlight the unique features and selling pointsUse bullet points to break up the text and make it easy to readRemember, your property description should be concise, engaging, and informative.

So the reading of 176K was right in line.

Also, thank you all for you feedback because it’s always good to get different perspectives.So, I placed a 3-day notice on the tenant’s door that the lease hasbeen violated.

This is my first post here but have really enjoyed reading up these past few weeks.