@Chris SeveneyI understand your perspective and it makes sense.

Going forward, the best thing you can do would be to reach out to a lender who understands how to work with investors so that they accurately account for your rental and get an idea for your budget/price range.

Richmond, Virginia, offers various opportunities in the real estate market.As you venture into wholesaling, focus on building a strong network, honing your negotiation skills, and understanding the local market dynamics.

I've listened to the podcast on and off for a few years and have a pretty solid high-level understanding of how deals are structured.

Rents need to be calculated by having a fair understanding of your units' characteristics and how those comp in your market.

So I would start with a smaller amount and make sure you understand the business.

She would like to sell it so that it's not a constant reminder and I completely understand why she would feel that way. 

I can understand that.

I understand that FF will allow you to change an active listing to another property.   

Ok… so I understand tax lien investing as a race to the bottom.