Hope this helps and keep us posted on your progress

@Jeff Hamlin congrats and keep us posted on your progress

No, I'm not a millionaire (but comfortable... work in progress) and nope not a guru either.

Just be sure to apply the rate to current market value, not the current assessed value.

Rents were 550 a unit everything actually looked ok, until I realized based on the previous assessment the taxes would be jumping from 21k per year to 45k if purchased at 900k.

If he is any good, you will not have to fire him... he will fire you.Let's say your lazy agent gives you 1 hour of driving time, 30 minutes to an hour to view the home and do a proper assessment, an hour to write the offer.

And with the state of her now weakened immune system, the Lymes quickly progressed to stage 3 -the worst it can get- wreaking havoc on both her body and her mind.I’m not flying for business, but I wouldn’t call it pleasure either.

@John Vietmeyer  My experience with HOAs that have no reserves are that they will require a "special assessment" for every project.

We came from a wholesale background and progressed into fix and flips.

We currently have 15 units, two flips in progress and a strong deal in the pipeline this week which we should be putting UA shortly with a push for much more inventory this year.At this point we are interested in having open discussions with anyone who may be interested regardless of capital availability -- even if you are interested in doing some LIVE learning on the BRRR and flip strategies we current have going on.For those interested, we can provide deal history, numbers, etc.