But we basically followed David Greene's advice for finding a realtor in Long-Distance Real Estate Investing.Here's a summary of what we were looking for:* An agent who has experience being a landlord/investor and so already shares our perspective (looks for opportunity rather than curb appeal)* An agent who knows the Alexandria area well* An agent who doesn't mind showing us many houses and writing a bunch of lower offers* An agent who doesn't mind sharing their opinion about a property being wrong for us so we can move on to the next oneThere are many great meetups here.

Flipping is hard with dozens of simultaneous moving parts and there is no way to anticipate all contingencies.

If it's the latter, you're really, really effective at telling people what they want to hear to move money from their pockets to yours.

I moved out of CA to Nevada because it was too expensive in CA. 

I'm in the reno area and we have seen strong appreciation with Tesla, Apple, Switch and other data companies moving to the area.

I'm handling the tenants separately and they have been cooperating.

Tenant didn't also pay the current lease .What can I do to get the lease and make sure the tenant moves at the end of their lease. thank you 

As long as its deeded as a single family on a separate parcel 

Included in the price of this estimate is expanding a smaller bathroom into the existing footprint of the home, a tile shower with frameless glass shower enclosure, a freestanding soaker tub, a stone countertop, and a separate water closet.Primary additionComing in at one of the most expensive things on this list, a primary addition with midrange items costs homeowners an estimated $156,000 and recoups only 31% at closing time.Bottom line- only do what you need to do to get the best 'bang out of your buck'.

However, it's important to maintain a clear separation between your personal interests and those of the retirement account to avoid potential conflicts of interest or violating IRS regulations.