I don't think I need to explain that on this board. 

Early I bought liens on things that got overlooked like boarded up houses, or things with very high lines.

I think the best thing to do to set you up to be eligible for financing across the board will be to buy a mostly turnkey deal, and then do a lipstick reno out of pocket, and then refinance.

Now comparing a C class home with a B class of course the C class will have a higher repair factor but that is across the board no matter who the tenant is.

Hey @Henry Lazerow - We have been able to raise our rents across the board and we have properties scattered around Chicago and suburbs. 

And so I talked to the loser condo board and the one board member said said it's not like we can just make the guy open up his shower floor just because you think he has a leak. 

Had I gone to the city, I would have known that the house was built without a permit, and that to be able to renovate the house I would have to appear before the board of adjustment of the city.6) Most importantly, the current New Western business model does not afford new investors time to do their due diligence on a house.

@John Arpad Lok, happy to have you as well on board.

Make sure you give them a review on the platforms and if you want, you can report them to whatever accreditation board they have, but that may not result in anything.And get a second, independent estimate on repairs. 

Split 50/50 is fine. but The guy interviewed me was very pushy to get me on board.