Hello, my name is Juan, 30 years old, and I've been living in Austin for 5+ years and want to start down the RE investment path in the austin and surrounding areas.

Also just noticed that the ARV on the report is about 50% of the purchase price....might want to re-run your analysis.

They plan on re-listing the properties with realtors though. 

However, this has historically never worked out well.My husband and I used to be bleeding hearts for some of these types of "helpers", but after we discovered 1 living in one of our projects (explained why he was taking so long to finish), and 1 who hired his wife and her friend to be his grunts (not the best idea for manual labor), and 1 who brought his dogs (yes plural) to our flip project where everything was sparkly new...and then wasn't because dog slabber was the new finish....we decided that we needed to save our bleeding hearts for passion projects that didn't involve our RE business.  

Hi BP Community,I am a new RE investor and I am finally ready to make my first purchase.

I have a RE license so it's very easy for me!

If I received paperwork to re-new my lease and my rent went up by a couple hundred bucks, I wouldn't be too happy. 

I have been learning about RE investing through podcasts and youtube videos and BP for the past year and a half and I'm finally ready to get things rolling.

As you probably guessed, I have never dealt with tax liens and have minimal RE investing experience.

Some business can absorb the cost of charitable donations and or good will.....