What can I do to protect myself, as I want to avoid inheriting a tenant who may not pay rent on time or may need to be evicted after closing?

SO Who can get value from working with a small-time "arbitrager"?

The first thing we noticed overnight was the platform's speed, which increased drastically, as well as the new customer support who were checking on us consistently (which was a new thing), so things were turning out for the best, and we were making 1-2 deals a month out of that. 6 months ago, 10 DLC was getting approved in 3-5 days instead of +10, and we upgraded to the managed plans, and had a person manage our accounts, and were able to get to 3-5 deals.

@Elliott Ashton Regardless of the strategy you need to bring value to the equation.Relationships + time + $$$ = investing opportunity.

I have been recruiting professionals for a long time, so I know what to look for when hiring someone.

Hey Folks,I am new to the world of fix & flips, however I have extensive experience in construction management (though primarily commercial general contracting).

Another time I was part of a team that paid him for a coaching call and when it was over everyone was really upset, because all he did was talk about himself.

I buy houses like yours all the time.”• I pay all the costs – things like Real Estate Commission - Title Insurance - Escrow Fees - Transfer Tax -Termite Clearance - Roof Certification – the list goes on and on..• And I buy them in an “as is” condition.

It involves a lot of planning and people-managing, and knowing what going into building projects at least on a high level is key.

For me, the majority of learning came “on the job” while managing my first few deals.