Daddy daddy, why doesn't the internet work?""

So.... check in out on the internet, on Airbnb, on VRBO, etc and see the demand is there.

The house is selling for well bellow typical market value, but I don't know if my tenants will appreciate the high ceilings and extra space or be pushed away by the weird tile/room layout?

@Justin McElroy Ive found that a lot of property managers don't have an internet presence so they can be hard to find with a traditional home search. there are a few PMs that I can think of in the areas that you just mentioned.

I have identified a property which has 3 bd, but based on layout I'm thinking of using 1 bd/bath as STR and 2bd/2bath as LTR.

How many deals have been completed so far)- References (can you speak to other investors in the deals) - Internet Search ( Did anything negative pop up online?

. $20k student at the moment).I lay out the good deal I have on the property, built in sweat equity, location, units, cashflow, etc.

I know a lot of people looking for properties through internet.

Hard to tell over the internet how far in that goes; could be a little caulking and paint, or maybe replace a board or two.

Sincerely, Singh 15 days is really 11 days by the time your lender gets everything needed to really get going (you're losing a day here on the internet, for example, and then you're going to lose another day b/c your LO will ask you for "bank statements" and you will upload a cell phone screenshot, and then you will lose 2 days when there's a typo on your insurance that the insurance agent takes two days to fix, and so on). 11 days is unrealistic for a complex investor scenario. 18 or 20 (which is really more like 14 to 16) is realistic if you find a fast lender, and then (in CA at least) the 'notice to perform' buys you another 3 days.