Thanks in advance!

Thanks in advance for helping. 

Thanks in advance for all of the wisdom!

Now as far as renters insurance, you should have the letter from the company they are going to use prior to move in, some require it a week in advance so they know the property is going to be insured by move in date, that can go for all utilities as well, so you have peace of mind that all the important things are taken care of. 

I am looking to get quotes and hire a contractor to install an exterior door into my below grade basement just south of Denver Colorado.Thank you in advance.

Thanks in advance for the reply

I am a graduate of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology as a Computer Engineer working from home as a NoSQL database developer although most of my career has been spent as an automation and systems engineer.I am a new player in the real estate game having started the marathon just 2 years ago when I attended a Guru real estate seminar.

I haven't dove into the specifics of IRR yet but was curious for anyone's feedback.Thank you in advance to anyone who takes the time to comment!

Thank you very much in advance!

@Pedro Martins, apologies in advance for jumping in on you thread.I have a somewhat similar question for the BP community, I am under contract for my personal LLC to purchase a small piece of property which currently has a SFH on it which needs extensive rehab and it may possibly be best if torn down.