The photos are you first impression of a property, and, much like all things, that first impression will make or break interest.The average DIY enthusiast can pick up a thousand dollar camera setup, watch free tutorials on YouTube, and be producing quality work for their own purposes, and maybe even for other people, but it's a serious trade to learn.

Besides what Jon and Joel have said about high turnover in one bedrooms, I'd add that your tenant quality in the $400 range could be challenging.

They could very well have the N/P formed for you.Michael, you need to go in to these meetings as a concerned citizen wanting to assist the community first and foremost, if they see that you are mainly interested in furthering your personal position you'll die on the spot....that's in working with any N/P, many of these folks are volunteers and receive no compensation at all, so that is the standard to meet.

The acreage amount would vary a lot, depending on rain fall, location, and pasture quality.

The standard fund structure is 2.0% Management Fee and 20.0% of the Net Profit goes to the General Partner/Managing Member.

I guess the manual makes sense with something like a boiler or other non-standard appliance.What about light bulbs for permanent fixtures, or porch lights.

Take 75% of rents-PITI and add to your personal gross income.If you want a conventional conforming loan (best interest etc) use 28% of your gross income for PITI on your new home.There are more aggressive formulas but if want 3.875% 30yr then the above will get you there, assuming good credit and high quality property, and not exceeding 36% gross total personal debt including PITI for home.

REIA meetings are the best place to find quality buyers and wholesalers.

A lot of the backlinks on there are coming from low quality site, sites that have nothing to do with your topic, and could be in a completely different language.

Change orders or unforeseen items are the standard not the exception to rehabbing.