I would like to get some input into how difficult or challenging that may be, particularly in the Boston area.

Why don't you 'interview' both of them (even though you already know them) but each should have a specific marketing plan/approach, staging?

If this ARV is accurate and the repairs are also accurate you can approach this with the 70% rule.

Then they only need 7 days for an appraisal and final approval of the loan applied to the selected property.Some other approaches that we have had success with is Driving for Dollars, seeking out as-is properties, and properties that have been on the market for 30 days or more.

To educate myself about what I should be looking for I've been listening to the bigger pockets podcasts, specifically ones explaining how to get started in real estate, how to find and finance deals.I hear two things constantly that i'm not entirely sure how to approach,ONE - Get good at analyzing deals - I don't know how to do this and i'm not really sure how to learn it.TWO - Establish criteria for what you are looking for - I don't know what criteria I should use to narrow my search. how do you decide what to look for?

Hi Everyone,How do you approach partnering with a property management team to do deals together?

How do I approach making an offer that will make sense for both of us?

Fail at that challenge and you will likely fail at investing.

What do you think it should be our best approach to finding and financing our first rental property?

I'm thinking that if I bring her hard numbers on the deal that might help, but I'm not sure how to start putting a value to the home.Second, does anyone have advice on how I can approach my landlord about selling to us?