I am a Realtor in NC with one mid term rental. 

You will certainly pay a premium for turnkey, but if your long-term goals are appreciation and stable yet modest growth, it is certainly advisable.

If you sacrifice short term profitability on your PM company for the long term benefit of building the PM company that will manage your future portfolio it should pay off.

I am considering switching the property to six-month lease terms, so that I maintain the choice of whether to keep renewing...Full details of the bill here: https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb24-1098

It is the best way to break into REI IMO.VA financing is about as good as it gets in the financing world right now; generally better terms and rates and you can take advantage of 0% down.

The idea would be to sell the lots to pay down on the short term mortgage until the house got fixed entirely.

I always request a Builder’s Risk Policy.My question has to do with what I need to tell the Insurance Agent in terms of how much property insurance I want.

Property is a C class area, so I am concerned about the quality of tenant I will get but I am close to Ohio State University, a hospital, and short north/downtown columbus so I am hoping as long as I screen tenants I can find some promising people.

Now it is a single-family long-term rental.

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