How are you going to make sure the contractors are showing up everyday.

I’ve worked with a lot of first-time buyers, and common concerns like HOA restrictions or property management costs often come up.

So, it begins.A wholesaler on youtube, states that a close friend of his inadvertently has gotten wrapped up in a very serious investigation. 

Are you meeting up with the guest before they enter the property?

When I look up this question on internet, it always says that in NYC, its the tenant who pays ...but in reality I am told that about half of Brooklyn listings are no fee (meaning that landlord pays) in order to get it rented fast.   

There is not enough money in the associations reserves (built up over time from members monthly association dues)  to pay for the repair of three roofs.

We could sell and maybe take a loss or break even, based on other listings nearby.

Networking with other investors is key, and I’m always up for exchanging ideas and learning from each other’s experiences.Looking forward to connecting and growing together!

A good broker can communicate between multiple lenders and often times has established relationships within the C-suite levels of multiple lenders that they can make calls on your behalf to "shake some trees" and get things processed not just in a timely manner, but in a manner that is on time based on what you are trying to do.Unfortunately it is not uncommon per se, but knowing where these hang-ups tend to happen and how to time everything based on lenders timelines and processes is where it can be helpful to have 'go to' lenders that you are familiar with, and they are familiar with you to help get things done.Good luck though, happy to help where/if I can.

In my area, rental rates have caught up to market home values.