We've unfortunately seen too many cases where a tenant can't, or won't, pay rent, and will use liability hazards on the property like this to either stage an injury or create a real one.

Off-market deals where it's already tied up in contract are where I'll still entertain structuring these types of deals; you wont hear me talking about them a lot at the preapproval stage.

Hi Kuba,Yes, am looking to track the job process, amount spent (cash in bank, credit cards) against budget, job stages and I guess a system that can sync with my bank account and update as the job progresses, giving a clear view of where I stand in terms of the progress and money spent.

I’m in the early stages of looking at an 8-unit apartment building and would love some feedback on my numbers to see what others think of this deal (or no deal).

I personally like the Glenmore area right next to base, great elementary school and a short commute for prospective military tenants.  

On this site, at the moment, I'm at the ohh look squirrel stage, so much information, loving it!!

I'm also considering some Buy and Hold opportunities.I have a small team of home stylists and designers at my full-service professional interior design and home staging firm called HER | Staging & Interiors LLC. 

That includes people that were lied to about where rates were at, at the preapproval stage, who are then told a very different number once actually in contract.

I hope your wise "no thank you" can also serve as a warning to others who read your post.Fact is, you SHOULD reserve your cash to be available at various stages of your "deals", NOT for paying any guru-promoted "finance program" (which is what THEIR angle was)!

Typical rent is 1200/mo.I'm wondering if I should stage the home, take some great pictures for marketing.