I asked a lot of seasoned investors and the general sentiment was a good wholesale deal is legit and can save you time and money driving for dollars, sending out fliers, etc. etc. 

I am a junior at UNC - Chapel Hill and with the onset of the summer season comes the race to find an internship.

However, I would time it with your peak season to avoid starting during the lull.I just converted two of my rentals to AirBNB in January. 

I am a newbie to investing and I really like this property and the numbers work. I saw this property on the MLS and have visited the house and everything with my agent. However, my agent only talks to me about once pe...

I would pay attention to the subject areas managed by professional competitors, what is their average rent and the curb appeal, storage plus anymore common facilities that they have and the benefits of then, in respect to financially.Who is this guy anyway? 

There are many things to consider like jobs, curb appeal, interior and exterior work that needs to be done, request actual numbers, amenities, storage, parking, public transportation stops, access, nearby schools, nearby parks, and nearby retail.Good luck to you! 

There is no seasoning to refinancing because FHA loans do not have a prepayment penalty. 3 Questions:What did you buy your home for?  

@Joe P.I agree.I am skeptical that the amount has just been increased by the HOA.I will have to pay 480$ more per year.I was breaking even with seasonal renting(3 months per year) but this might put me into negatives.

I’m a seasoned property manager and currently own a triplex so this would be my second personal deal but I manage 130+ units at my day job so I’m no noob.

Yes, I am purchasing it all cash with a plan to refinance using delayed financing immediately after rehab or using conventional financing after 6 months seasoning period.Old owners have been renting out for years now without any issues.