She was approved for a loan of this size, but she didn't make us or the lender aware that she had some medical debt.

Unfortunately it's not a one size fits all but I would say if you plan on doing more than 5+ deals a year it would most likely pay for itself.

A decent Realtor should be able to size up an investor to know if they are testing the waters, riding the fence, or are green to go with a purchase.  

However, it is a deposit that can only be applied toward cleaning and repairs a does nothing to put more money in the Landlord's pocket.I am now switching to pet rent based on the type, size, etc.

This home is 2bd 1 and half bath, 1350 sq ft with a nice size lot.  

What I want to do is give you an estimated price, and I'll charge you by the hour @$30 per hourSo I'll go room by room and price it out this way for you.OK let's start with the living room, (room size 17 x 17)With the ceiling repairs, and caulking the crown, then painting the ceiling with 1 coat of flat ceiling paint.Caulk trim and paint trim with 2 coats on base and 1 coat on door frames and windows, with Satin trim paint, then repair walls and paint with 2 coats of Matte finish.

$15k margin is too small for this size (i.e. $15k on a mobile home is great but for $90k+ risk it's not enough).The 90 days is based on the COE and not listing date.

As a "millennial," I hear a lot about our generation and lack of desire to purchase.I think it comes down to several factors (there is no one-size fits all here):1.

Can find it for 0.29 to 0.59/sqft where I'm at and that size house would be a 2-3 day job for one person.

HQ in DFW, and most decent-sized companies will have a real estate/facilities group - though it seems like they're not looking for entry-level folks more often than not.You could also look into property management firms, I'd expect a lot of opportunities there.Good luck!