If you're worried about them having your account number just have a separate account to collect rent then immediately transfer it to your true operating account that way there is only a small balance in the dummy account in case a tenant somehow gets access and makes a withdrawal (I have never had this happen but I still use the dummy account)

That is a VERY general statement and could be incorrect about some places but look very closely if something looks too good to be true - it probably is. 

Then there is quality ofcourse, for any given element there is basic material with a handyman's installation, then there are various upgrades with a tradesman's installation, and finally there are premium materials with a true craftsman's installation.It all depends are you flipping a $40k home, $400k home or $4 million home.

It is true that during the pandemic, people have tended toward longer vacations where they can work from a vacation spot but again they'd prefer a larger space from which to work.

Such a better way to look at things, and yes, it is true! 

Just had a client of mine close a property he purchased for 100k that will appraise for 275k, will need about 40k in work, this will be a true "0" out of pocket deal as my client can borrow 100% of the cost of the project even down to appraisals and both sets of closing cost and refi with zero of his money left in the deal!

We did the numbers and it was a lot riskier if we did a true Subdivision with concrete driveways installed. 

If those are the true numbers, you should ask if you can buy more of his.

I'm sure there are more if you want to dive deeper.It's very important to understand the true costs of investment property when calculating a return.

Not all homes are dreams come true.