I just want to try and have all my ducks in a row so I can be ready to pull the trigger if she is willing to sell.

For your first buy-and-hold, pull the trigger if you've analyzed it as best you can and you're no more than a little uncomfortable

@Neomi Riley My guess is almost every Wholesaler and Wholesaler-wannabe out there will want to Co-Wholesale with you, if only you can find them multiple Buyers who have proof-of-funds and are trigger-happy for close-to-retail deals.

I haven't pulled the trigger on my first investment property but hope to within the near future.

I am planning on replacing the fuse box, but I am wondering what other work this may trigger.  

Interested in making an offer on a 2 family in Lowell, Massachusetts. I don't have too many details about the property just yet but it appears to be making money. I'm trying to get my ducks in a row as it relates to f...

What are folks recommendations for reducing personal liability, purchasing liability insurance, and renting this place out without triggering a due on sale clause or similar?  

I almost pulled the trigger on a $490K SFR in RSM with the though of house-hacking.

Unless you have some auto-triggers in your lease with regard to increases in rent or utility coverage (if paid for by the Owner) then a 2yr lease may not be a wise decision.You also want to stagger your leases so that both are not coming up for renewal at the same time (I like a min 3mth stagger).1yr lease gives you flexibility to rid nuisance tenants, slow payers, increase rents, etc. 

I'm on the verge of pulling the trigger on ProspectNow.I would like to hear a review with some specifics, especially someone who really worked it.