I've been here 2 years and no one has approached me since about it, but now I need to repave the driveway and put a new fence in. 

I know that not everybody loves it, but I think it's really approachable and the kids enjoyed it. 

Instead, our approach has been to price our flips slightly under market value to bring a lot of people to our open houses and create a bidding war and get top dollars for our houses.)We shared the above content at our local meetup just recently.

Buy something move in ready or that just needs minor work so it is not too overwhelming and removes some variables from the equation.House-hacking and buying a pure rental require two different approaches in my opinion. 

After two months of providing countless paper work, screening, and phone calls, everything checked out and I was officially approved for the grant!

After two months of providing countless paper work, screening, and phone calls, everything checked out and I was officially approved for the grant!

How have folks here approached this.

Could I ask what your approach was to your some of your earliest out-of-state/long distance investments? 

s dose of hard truth is what I needed to hear as I approach this first deal without any experience working with tenants.  

I had trouble finding a vendor due to a harsh winter last year. so I approached a vendor that had given me an estimate back in April 2021 (when I purchased the property).