We were originally told 90% CLTV.

A firm whose pricing structure I follow for reference starts their individual return fees at $800.Being that we're already into February, you may have trouble finding someone to work with for TY2023 as many pros don't take on new clients once the season has officially gotten underway.

Hey @Alonzo Moreland, To help you in your search: be sure to find an accountant who is willing to grow with you, and is not too high priced fee-wise.

May have other locations as well.IMPACT Live Arlington- https://www.meetup.com/impactarlington/ Dennis Henson’s original group in a new form.Novice Investors Club was Texas Investors Club- https://www.meetup.com/novicereiclub - Meets several times a month in Carrollton or Grapevine.

An original 50s house near me went for way more - $100,000+ over what we expected - then they did a major renovation on top of that.

On Airbnb you click different dates and you will see how high the occupancy is, how much the total gross amount is, minus management, minus tax, utilities and airbnb fees and you will see if the amount netting is about what you expect. 

states if you are managing a property owned by someone else for a fee, you need to be a licensed real estate agent. 

She's been pushing to work from home lately and the properties are generating enough in management fees (between placement and the 10% a month) to make it a possible option.

I do hear more issues about Oakland landlords/investors and a few horror stories of a non-paying tenant, squatting for months and it takes thousands in legal fees to get them out.

In our early days I remember we had a wholesaler send us fake comps with edited numbers thinking we did not have MLS access-- all in hopes of pushing up the deal's ARV so that they could coax us into getting the deal closed and receive a $30k fee in time for Christmas.