Not always some will sell prehab but those deals usually come with bonus equity to mitigate the lack of revenue at close.there is two schools of thought on this and I have seen this be very successful as well .. but more caution is needed on the company you do this with they need to be very good and reputable of course.Other course of action is to simply buy off the MLS and do the work for yourself.. this is an extreme challenge from afar...

Have 1-3 buying strategies to your arsenal so that you can make deal with your own or others peoples money.1) Wholesale by assigning contract2) Seller Carry for cash flow3) Subject to existing financingAlso what is extremely critical is to learn how to manage rental properties if you intend to be a buy & holder.Best of luck

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Hello again Bigger Pockets Community and Real Estate Professionals of Rhode Island, I'm looking for the popular effective apps to use if anyone uses apps for the following:Mortgage Apps Property Evaluator apps ( for address, projected rents, Income, expenses, financing info, improvement costs, buy & hold,etc )Searching for residential and commercial properties appsPDF app for signing, pads, deals, contracts, etcApps for landlords to keep track of tenants paying rent, etc Rental property apps that estimate potential monthly, annual cash flow and the ROI (return of investment) for a propertyRental property Portfolio apps that tracks one's properties in totalReal Estate contract apps Offer appsI did look for a couple of apps such as; Easy Mortgage app, shake up law app, etc but wanted to hear from the RI Real estate community of what apps you use or have used currently for efficient usages as an investor of real estate?

Any and all help will be extremely appreciated. 

If you don't want to set up a utility deposit, then put this in the addendum: Resident must make payment in full to the landlord above the capped utility charges prior to the due date listed on each excess usage bill.

Your input was extremely valuable to me, as I've been struggling with the best response to give.

If you're going to use a "simple" method for analyzing rehab cost like the $12 a sq foot method, I would be extremely careful and particular setting money aside to go over that budget.