It could be in perfect working order or it could be shot. 

And all it takes to close a great deal is to catch the eye of that 1 perfect buyer.Lucky for me I used what I learned to help out not only myself but local real estate agents.I am happy to share any free resources for learning digital marketing for anyone who interested.Here’s a link to an article I found that can also help you: https://adespresso.com/blog/real-estate-advertising-facebook/Happy hunting :)

I'd add to that list "The Perfect Investment" by Paul Moore.

A good sheetrock guy will make the walls look perfect with skim coats

Makes perfect sense.

Townhouses are perfectly fine.

I have even replaced both of my HVAC units that worked perfectly because they were older so as to not chance one of them going out at a bad time while someone was staying there.Most people understand issues, it's how you respond and correct the issues that makes a difference with your customers.

Well, looks like i got my first contact after that mailing, it is a 3 bedroom 2 bathrooms over 1400 sqft with a lot of over 18000 sqft, it is worth between 580K and 600K after repairs, it could be worth more because there is the possibility of dividing the lot in 2 and build another property, i`ll probably go see it Saturday or Sunday, it is an off market property so nobody knows about it and the owner wants to go FSBO, perfect spot, there are tenants but they are very nice apparently and aware of the sale!

For small portfolios managed by yourself mobile apps like Landlordy, PropertyBuddy or Housters might be a perfect fit.

After much searching for the perfect tool I decided to team up with some tech friends of mine and build one.