Then there are closing costs.Its probably would be a good idea to have a small reserve to take care of unforeseen things.

I'm not sure why it would cause issues with the tenants, they're usually not reading the meters (or know how to read them/care to)...the meter-reader is.

I want to be careful with this and not disqualify my IRA and subject the entire account to taxes.

We pay a ton out in bonuses for our people to bring things to our attention and be invested in the success of our properties.

The right partner can help you reach success, so be careful who you team up with.

I have not checked lately.. but novice and NPN usually has a pretty steep learning curve.. be careful..

Be careful.

So I bought a 2 unit and the more work I do, the more I realize needs doing, so I'm thinking about taking out a personal loan to take care of everything at once, but I really want to be able to refi and get my money out.

Those groups should focus their attention on streamlining new development projects & spending their time/money there instead.

Michael Guzik all you need to do to be a great wholesaler is have good deals....every house i wholesale ( which is a lot ) I never even go see, I don’t do estimates on repairs etc....all I do is figure out what the ARV is and get it as cheap as possible...I shoot for 60% and go up from there...I don’t care what the repairs are, In my market all the buyers including myself usually do full gutts regardless and try to get top dollar.