Examples: *Duplexes with rent potentials of $1,500 per unit selling in the $500-700k range*Quads with rent potentials of $800 per unit selling for $500k+ (that need about $80k in repair)...I mean just quick 1% rule would make me RUN from this type of property...right?

Had a quick question about business entity formation in California.

It seems like it'd be an effective strategy if I built a brand in my small town and surrounding areas where people knew they could send me a lead of someone they knew, to make some quick cash if I closed on that deal.Assuming this IS completely legal to do, it leads me to a couple different questions:1.

My main goal is achieving financial freedom as quick as possible.

Did you do everything humanly possible to get the HVAC system dealt with as quickly as possible?

I would play it safe and get a house that meets your needs with the new additions and needs little work.

I want to grow and scale quickly.

The idea is to stage, to decorate a place to sold it much more quickly.

This would give inspectors an idea of what previous work or remediation was done on a property and verify the work resolved issue, was done correctly, safely, etc. 

As a real estate broker in New York (where inventory moves quickly and it is difficult to buy at steep discounts), most times it is not worth it to go around putting in lowball offers for my clients mainly because the market moves quickly and also because it wastes everyone's time.