So I just closed on my first rental property and have it posted on Zillow, it is in a desirable area and I priced it competitively when directly comparing it to other listings.

Many CA investors find the Reno Tahoe, NV market appealing  because of the various strategies that can be implemented like buy and hold STR or MTR and the close proximity to CA. 

I follow Codie very closely and used her free resources as well as Build not Buy by Walker Hayes for each step of our business purchase.

It was actually under contract with a contingent offer for months, so I suspected something may be up because at the time the velocity of transactions was insanely high in my area and closing times were as low as a week.

But in the real world, with where prices are at for properties, if this is close to rent-ready, you are just going to rent it.

When my employer closed up shop I was probably the only person that didn’t care.

Those developers pray long enough while building out the building that the tenant will open and they can sell it off before taking a bath on it.The small to medium franchisees eventually if the have trouble get bought out by a Private Equity group that runs them like sh*t and makes their money back and sucks any remaining profit dry before they close or ask landlord for rent reduction.That's what 20 years experience teaches you versus buyers just looking at a cap rate thinking something is a good deal.

He does well as there are many reasons that people want to be close to downtown outside of the sports games.

I am looking for a title company that does simultaneous closes in Nevada.I had a question: do I need to disclose the amount that I am selling the house for to the original seller in Nevada?

For example, what happens if you identify a property and then cannot close on it due to inspection issues or other related problems?