Backoffice usually includes ISA/OSA call center, marketing, transaction coordinator, admin, listing specialists - all they need is boots on the ground.

I first set my investment goals and then look to find opportunities to achieve them in area(s) I’m already familiar with and/or have reliable resources (Boots on the ground).

We had a few deals that fell through (mainly foreclosures) but we are grateful for having learned a lot in the process.

Nothing takes the place of an appraisal or a CMA from an experienced broker on the ground.3)When I move the slider for the purchase price to negotiate to pay less, it makes my total return be less as well.

Usually gutters to keep rain draining away from the edge of the house and YES, watering the grass regularly keeps the ground stable.

I mean this comes from the SELLER herself:On what grounds are you going to argue with this seller's opinion?

The tenants responded to my lease termination and non renewal saying they never explicitly said they disagree with the terms and are demanding on what grounds I won't renew since they want to sign a new lease. 

I'm excited to be a part of BP, and grateful for the opportunity to learn so much before jumping in.

I could definitely benefit from some "boots on the ground," and any advice from experts in the area would be welcomed. 

Typically, we do 100% of the units on ground level in LVP, and if its an apartment we'll do carpet in the living room area and bedroom area on all floors not on the ground level.