howdy yall kind folks

Investors typically have an ROI number in mind so ask them what kind of return they expect.

You probably don’t think of Nike as the kind of company that makes the soles of its shoes in a garage with a waffle iron.

I always check that first and then call one of my trusted appraisers that are kind enough to tell me their opinion of what they could get before moving forward.

Make sure to let people know what kind of loans you offer (res. / commercial / land, fixed / ARM, terms).

Figure out what kind of demand you have in your area.

What kind of company do you have?

I am kind but vocal and my managers stay on top of my properties because they appreciate the business and the attitude... a lot of landlords are not kind about managing their property managers as if they earned the right to be jerks.

hmm... a few useful bits of info from what I've learned so far without copying the entire fix and flip page from my website:An ideal place to start looking might be in neighborhoods that are in the 25-35 year old range; basically where houses are outdated but still hopefully in good structural condition.With this kind of unit, you can focus on some of the more basic, value-added repairs such as paint, flooring, landscaping, and other basic finishing touches.

It would be extremly difficult to give you any advice if you don't know what kind of returns you're looking for, and under what time-span.