The sign in book was actually already pretty full, so to me that tells me many people are interested in the property, maybe if they don’t end up buying the house they might consider renting it. 

All applicants lie but you must draw the line at some point and this one clearly has gone beyond that point in my book.

After that its affordable to book as many stops along the way as you like.If you could keep the leads coming in every month or two it would be worth a good deal.

That way you are avoiding hiring a real employee that may benefit your husband but will cause a whole lot more work for whoever does your books with payroll taxes, benefits, etc. 2) Start the process to acquire your next flip sooner.

If you use the standard rules of thumb (1% rent per month, 50% expenses) that is a 6 cap.I don't think your expenses are too far off overall.

We're learning all we can from the podcasts and reading many of the books that have been mentioned. 

Im currently reading a book about rental properties (rental property investing by.

@Martin Saenz wrote a good book on note investing that goes into 2nds and his diligence process.

Hey everyone, Im looking for a local bookkeeper in Houston who can help me get set up (and caught up) with my books on my flip business.

It should have the standard contingencies (inspection, clear title, and if needed, financing).