Instead of going one property at a time, this can save investors a ton of time. 

The sides and back are one-story, and I can easily clean those gutters myself during turnovers.I’m also considering that periodic gutter cleanings might be more cost-effective than following the tech's recommendation.Does this quote and the suggested work seem reasonable?

If push comes to shove I'm not above offering cash for keys to cycle out a bad tenant and get the unit ready for a good one. 

As a broker who’s talked to a lot of lenders, I really appreciate the ones who take the time to explain things clearly and manage expectations right from the start.

I have become extremely good at analyzing and can confidently identify a good opportunity when I see one.

Flat % Monthly ReturnsThis is one of the most straightforward approaches: How it works: The lender receives a fixed percentage return each month, typically calculated based on the amount of capital they’ve provided.

However, replacing the entire fence with a different one—such as installing a taller fence for privacy—would be classified as an improvement.

Has anyone set up a vending machine in one of their buildings?

@Kevin Hausfeld   Nothing would prevent you from building another home on it, assuming there are no zoning/building restrictions for 2 homes on one lot, but you couldn’t get a loan for it.

I am open to just selling one as well, the person I was going with backed out but it would be a shared room if only 1 ticket was sold.