You also have to understand which judgments follow the owner and which follow judgments stay with the property. is not for everyone and it’s definitely not for the faint hearted.

This is an integral part of most CRE investment strategy to boost their cash flow, even in year one, before stabilizing rent.

I boost capex to 10 percent if there is deferred maintenance or the property is older than 1970.I boost maintenance to 10 percent if property located in a “C” grade area or below.Best of luck

If you don't do that, the second you walk into the Open House you belong to the Open House Realtor and they would have the seller's interest at heart.

It is smack dab in the heart of the downtown area of the city, with a very large amount of 9-5 workers getting their lunches there.

It makes it cheaper for them and gives me a slight boost in cash flow.

Repeated late payments is usually grounds for eviction however it depends on your stste codes which every landlord needs to know by heart.

But if you don't need the cash flow to live and you can sit on the investment for a period of time, this can definitely give you a huge boost up if you hit it right.

I've been flipping for 6 years now, average about 3/year and I just need a boost. 

Because our capital is limited we want to try and boost this via the BRRR strategy initially, and move into a more long term buy and hold rental strategy.