Then you'll need to model out the amount of money you'll need to put in to achieve a similar level of renovation to your selected comps, and calculate the returns from paying the purchase price and renovation costs, then renting at the new rate post-renovation.Happy to run it through Enodo for you if you're interested in doing a value-add (or you can try it out for free on our site) - the platform identifies your pre and post renovation comps and the rent lift you can get from various amenities.

Also do you have any good recommendations for an attorney on this platform or otherwise ?

Zillow is basically an advertising platform.

He even was willing to analyze one of my non-Roofstock deals (closing soon) and gave me some very good ideas. (2) Meeting a great need - I applaud Roofstock as the platform is meeting a great need of out of state investors.

Please let me know if you have any questions about buying from our platform.

We advertise summers on the STR platforms for the apartment that is on our first floor.

Third, verify this across a couple different platforms.

One thing to note is that Venmo prohibits rent collection on their platform unless you sign up with a proper business account.

Like others I would recommend other sites in addition to Craigslist, When I post ads I usually post on the following platforms:1) Zillow - They also push your add to the Zillow affiliated sites Trulia, and Hotpads so you get three ads on three sites when you set-up the ad on Zillow 2) Apartments.com3) Realtor.com4) Facebook marketplaceThese platforms are also a little more professional and has the fill-in boxes for most of what you're asking on the Craigslist ad so people won't feel like you're an email or phone number collector fishing for contacts to sell the information which is common on Craigslist.

They’re  saying- we built this platform,  if you do the leg work and list your own house we’ll get you the comps and do the end paperwork and we do if for way less than the norm. for sure, you need to be hands on before and during the process, but as flippers, don’t you love the DIY option to save a few thousand?