I have a lot of stories.Have had tenants set cars on fire at my motelHave had a tenant try to set my personal house on fireHave had tenants throw couches out a 3rd story windowHad to evict a tenant 5x'sEvicted a tenant who drove off in an EscaladeHad a tenant crash his car into the house and then beat his girlfriendHave had more overdose deaths than I can countHave had gunshot to the face suicide in the apartmentHave had hanging suicide in the apartment on christmas of 2018

I hate to throw in the towel and pass it up.

Does he see throwing his management to you as something that's helping you out?

I know this might be a long shot but I figured I'd throw this out here while I continue scouring the internet.Thanks for any help!

Obv, there are some investors out there that don't mind having major renovations when looking for a house, BUT, since I'm new and don't have a boatload of capital to throw into a house I'd like to hear some ideas of how I should approach deals and what to look for.

Any time you have areas that have a lot of rehab going on  IE older homes that have been rentals for years or older homeowners with a ton of differed maintenance.. there will be a wide swing in valuations based on condition.so what throws many off are the sales that happen to those looking to do full blown rehab so they may pick up a home for 40k that needs 40k in rehab and after done is worth 100k.. and its on the same street were a home owner was neat as a pin and got full retail for theirs.. and for sure depends on who appraises it and how many comps were in the area and how long ago etc etc.. 

If they keep telling you something needs to be fixed when you call about the rent, they are just throwing up smoke screens.

Not sure if this exactly the right forum for this, but here’s where I’m at.I’m looking to get started as the “knowledge/hustle” sides of the delta, with my friend having about $60K to throw around.

. , you can throw a stone anywhere in Philly and hit a wholesaler, I would know, I am one of them!

I have since sold this condo to my own holdings business pulling out $14,000 in equity to throw at another deal.