Raising a customer from 600 to 620 or 640 is normally very easy unless you are running into massive collections or bankruptcy in my experience. 

The absolute worst thing a buyer can do is overpay at auction.Well... the absolute worst is actually buying a property with a massive IRS lien on it, but again that's why you have your title officer on board.

Perhaps I’m not giving myself enough credit for what I am capable of, but I’m working diligently on the two rehabs now and learning as I go (luckily I bought great deals with massive margins of safety on those).

We’re only a couple months into our first house hack and it has made such a big difference financially.Point being, I don’t have a massive track record with towel longevity or issues but that was my two cents!

Wow @Katie Smucker those are some massive goals. 10 properties a month is huge!

I've also found the egress window process to be pretty simple, and it added massive value to my homes- you certainly have the right idea!

Probably something to do with the massive profits done form such but point is, what's valuable has a value.     

We'll see the math then.So if you're waiting for sub 4% to re-fi, you're going to get a massive appraisal on your house.

I have an iphone 13 and used the .5 zoom setting to take pictures, which made a massive difference as I was able to get the entirety of even small bathrooms in the frame)  I made sure to do a phone screen prior to any showings to ensure they met income requirements, credit check, and just get an initial feeling for why they were looking, how serious they were, and if they'd be respectful tenants.

Good income, no debt, cash on hand, but ultimately a massive noob (no offense Pedro) in this game.