It's unsettling to think that someone may have been watching our clean-out person that day.

Does anybody have any advice on this subject, anything I should watch out for, is a lawyer necessary, does everyone have to sign the deed, or is it a straightforward process I can do myself?

In the inner City those neighborhoods tend to be densely populated with residents who own their homes and when there is a vacancy the home is normally purchased and flipped by investors watching the MLS like a hawk. 

It's the landlord who ends up cleaning the tenants ranges and scrubs out their bathtub; typically while the tenants sit in the living room and watch TV (ask me how I know).It's not a two partner job. 

Hello Bigger Pockets Community, I have been reading books and forums, watching videos, saving money, and analyzing markets over the last 2-years.

As a new investor you cannot be a master, an expert of every investing strategy you’ve looked at through hours of YouTube videos, Instagram and TikTok nonsense.

I actually had a Financial math class in HS and we watched shark tank for 2-3 months.

I have been watching the markets for the past year or so looking for a property that I can use the BRRRR method on, but what I have been seeing is that the homes that require work are selling for WAY more than they should in their condition.

State should install cameras in bathroom stalls and watch what you do while you are inside a public restroom.

I have been listening to biggerpockets podcast and youtube videos to really try to grasps the general idea of real estate.