@Horacio Gutierrez The new owner, the one that assumed the loan essentially, needs to be the one to make the payments.

The concept is essentially the same as flipping. 

Also, with rehab lenders, you typically end-up being able to borrow over 100% of the property's as-is value.

You never spend money that does not guarantee a return other than on essential maintenance.  

Each of my properties provides me $2,000,000 in liability damage, plus loss of use Income, and the usual coverage for typical stuff.

I'm most familiar with the South Hills and typically look there, but would like to branch out into East Pgh as well, as I work in Bakery Square now and the surrounding area is changing quickly.Smaller updated SFR in decent neighborhoods are in really high demand right now - selling in a day or two with multiple offers over asking - just sold one in September in 2 days, multiple offers up to 15K over asking.  

BRRRR deals are essentially still flips you just rent them out instead of selling them.So if you think flipping may be too intensive starting out then BRRRR won't work either.

Typically, I see ~$150/door/month, $200 is amazing.Maybe you're really found something great, but it looks a little too good to be true.

The scratches/dents are typically on the sides or back due to damage during shipping from the manufacturer.Or, if the rental is not high-end you can get bottom of the barrel prices at the Appliance Recycling Outlet in Snohomish.

Note both texts are from folks at XXXXX.comThe email was essentially the companion piece to the second text.So now I get on the phone.