With all this NAR lawsuit business going around, I think people believe that a real estate agent slaps the property on the MLS and that's it.

thanks James, in analyzing regional data, Louisville continues to show a strong local economy, with a decent trend in the growing rental market, lower median home prices and values, good reasons to make it appealing to us since we are looking to expand our portfolios, providing more affordability to enter into this market ... besides, good friends live in this city ... our visit will make it a business expense :)

I personally do not care for black cabinets and black gleam flooring.

On top,of that, I sold my business and am essentially retired.

The construction financing is dependent on already owning the lots, so this funding to purchase the lots is the last hurdle.This builder grew up in the business and built homes in Kansas City for 30 years.

There is likely a phone number and persons name that will come up, that you can reference, since he is having bills that arrive to the mailbox and packages to the door with his name on them.You could make it a pre-condition to the seller that he allow a background check on the tenant before closing and your offer is contingent on your approval.Neighbors typically know what's going on in the neighborhood and will know who the guy is and if he is a trouble maker.He probably has a car and a private detective can run the plates.And so on.The information is readily available is the knowledge is worth knowing.

Dustin is in business so you could expect some upsell.

I own an AirBNB in Denver and I just got a year long request and the person doesn't have any reviews.

DSCR lenders will still look at your personal credit, reserves, background, and experience.

Would it be a better idea to invest in a single family home with only my personal capital, or partner with a colleague(s) and go 50/50 or 33/33/33 on a larger multi-unit property?