Houston is a little expensive, especially when combined with current rates but there are some BRRRR deals that can work with decent ARVs...just as a quick example, here's a ranked list of properties by BRRRR in Houston - there's a few that potentially make sense but not a huge amount of choice.

New Bedford Listing Inventory has mostly remained strong throughout the year relative to the previous year with a dip in February.

You can always wire and not install or do something like a ring doorbell that you discontinue after rehab and they pick up the service or not if they want it.

Yesterday, tenant found listing on furnished finder and made specific requests and they were hoping to get in that day, so I told them they could deposit cash in my bank and I would email the lease directly, which I did.

Back in 2007 we saw rapidly rising marketing times and rapidly dropping sale price to list price ratios.

In a nutshell the idea is to buy a small plot of land somewhere within Denver/Boulder/Jefferson county, build a tiny home (400-600+sq ft) and list it.

I am slowly picking up some repeat customers. 

I'm not picking my inspector off of YELP, where all the reviewers used a guy one time, and really have NO clue if it was a softball inspection or the toughest one ever.   

In fact, this got some attention and put us on the front page of the Huntsville Business Journal.We now have a Multifamily fund that focuses on 3-4 similar markets and the goal is to have enough dry powder to pick up good deals quickly, thereby benefiting the investors in the fund. e.g.

In another case the property was owned by John Smith, but the county records were listed with sur name first, so as Smith John.