We have old park owned homes and vacant lots in our parks in San Antonio, TX and Topeka, KS and have been thankful for investor interest in our used homes as it would be an expensive and time consuming project to handle alone.

According to this store manager, things are so bad that Home Depot had to form a new company just to deal with the consumer complaints.I am not sure if there is any truth to background info the manager gave me or this is bunch of BS as well..Moving Forward..12/27-   The door will be replaced  as promised by the company. 12/28-   The dishwasher will be installed, and someone from HD will be there..

We just closed on our most recent purchase in September and are gearing up for a renovation in January, which will consume all of my available time and bandwidth for the next 6 months or so (I own a business that is my "day job" and am only willing to commit so much of my extra time as I do have two kids that deserve my attention) .

I've consumed countless books related to the topic and I've shaped my mind by various sources, while trying to avoid gurus without a track record. 

This will add another cleaning fee which I have set slightly higher than cost to cover consumables and very often another pet fee which is a money maker.

If the borrower lives in the property, its considered a consumer loan and it could take over a year to get a foreclosure done.

Otherwise you need to be licensed, bonded and should also carry general liability insurance. licensing laws are to protect the consumer.

I know first hand how demanding and time-consuming those careers are, so I just want to say it is 100% doable to successfully invest out of state while still killing it in Hollywood.  

In consumer friendly states, the agent retains great liability whether the member of the public is your client or not.

It’s much easier and less time-consuming than trying to flip/BRRRR/wholesale but still gets you started.