We have chosen single family housing rehabbing (fix & flip) I am looking for mentorship and great people to guide me or even partner with this field.

And if you have any thoughts or experiences to give, they would be beneficial to many people here!

I respect that you are doing it with kids, too many people use that as an excuse.

Tons of knowledge and great people here to help along the way!

I do understand Capex would have been good to put in there, and the 10% general rule of thumb will be something I will keep in mind!

With many people working from home, it isn't uncommon to require tenants to be available for repairmen or appliance deliveries.

If it's a single family house, it should be tenant responsibility but if it's a multifamily, that's when you may need to take care of it - it depends on your lease terms and should be stated there so both landlord and tenant understand whose responsible for it.

I rode around and managed to find a few people working on rehabs and found out who they were renting to, rents they were getting, and one guy was kind enough to walk me through his rehab project.

The goal is to avoid mistakes and pitfalls that many people find themselves stuck in too late.

I understand that my lease is set to expire on July 15th, and I was asked to vacate by that date.