Hello everyone, I've been having a terrible time finding a plumber for a few different jobs.

But in real life, I meet more people who are jaded about their renters, are trying to get out, and have had terrible experiences with REI.For those who are achieving their REI goals, what do you think separates the "good experience" people from the "bad experience" people who seem to get caught off guard?

Insulation will retain smell terribly.

If you can get a 50k house that’s not in a terrible part of town and add some value it may be a great start.

I agree Zillow isn't terribly reliable with with estimated value, or estimated rent, but when someone clicks the button for more info, that's a real person interested in the property.Zillow is popular and active, you may get candidates who won't qualify...I've never really paid attention to see if they come from Zillow more.I don't care who or how they came to me, if they're interested I want to communicate with them.

So I made some pretty bad decisions when I was 18 and got ahold of a credit card. I’m currently fixing it but if I wanna get started am I gonna have to wait for my score to rise. Below 600 currently what can I do to g...

I just don’t want to have a terrible start and be taken advantage of because of my lack of experience.

The 11 unit had 2 terrible apartments.

They will unfortunately expieriance the terrible reality of their rehab project getting broken into and appliances being stolen.

Doesnt sound like wear and tear would be covered so it would have to be a terrible wind storm so you may get stuck with paying it anyways.I can speak to point 2.