After closing, I put in new kitchen appliances, new cabinets, countertops, replaced upstairs carpeting with LVP, and did some work in the crawl space.

Hi everyone, I am a business owner in the international student recruitment space.

I think that will be a new thing that will be hard to revert to pre-covid commercial office space as being the only way to go to work.

Friends, family, colleagues whoever can possibly give you little space in their place as you continue your search.

Because it is the commercial space, it is a little harder to find track records (versus residential where you can go to their Zillow profile and see past sales).I would recommend networking like crazy. 

But honestly, I protect myself even more by taking that package and emailing them to my attorney to look over those documents for me and make sure that they are not missing anything because it seems like things change all the time in the landlord space.

@Gadiel Amilec as someone who has developed into an agent that focuses on investors, I can tell you that you will need to find your niche even in that space.

Many see it as too much overhead on their monthly baseline but it will take a huge burden off of you and free up your time and mind space to look for new deals. 

I am buying the home I’m living in, in the coming month or so. The appraiser has been ordered. The property has a rental unit and two garages. One of these garages is rented out as storage and will not be accessible ...

We plan to rent those 18 spaces out for $200 per night each.