I am reading “The Due Diligence Handbook For Commercial Real Estate” by Brian Hennessey and there are some good helpful tips thus far but I’m not seeing any specific detail about fees for these steps.

Our next step is to find out if vacant or not (our realtor seems to think is occupied), offer a small $ incentive to said tenants to move out in a nice and tidy fashion as to avoid damage to the property (if not, start the eviction process), get utilities changed in our name, get title insurance (via taxtitleservices) /clear the title, then work on the rehab :). 

Obviously your first step, after any fix up, would be to get it rented.

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

Hey @Wiley Strahan , Congrats on your first post and taking the steps to be a real estate investor in Los Angeles.

Prepay ranges from yield maintenance to step down to flex step down.

Of course I've skimmed over all of the micro-steps relating to the above but from a birds eye view, this is it.   

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, I believe Real Estate investing is that step.

Unfortunately, I'm not in the New Jersey area, but I do commend you for taking a great first step in real estate investment...reaching out to experienced investors here on BiggerPockets.Also, I would encourage you to also join your local real estate investment club as well.In any case, I wish you all the best.

My immediate reaction is that her son probably accidently stepped on it.. but what I dont like is what she said here:"So while I was focusing on the dated and worn sink faucets, turns out the bath faucets also have problems.