The village the house is located in requires an occupancy inspection prior to sale, when the inspector viewed the property, they issued a non-occupancy permit for me to sell the property, but they also want me or the next buyer to pay for 3 permits and fines for work not done without a permit totaling 1k.Several investors talked with the village inspector and they reportedly will work with the next owner to resolve the permit issues without forcing them to tear out the existing work.

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I sent them the contracts for the place after screening them, and after they stated on their application they had one "animal"--not "pet."

If you are putting the deal together and will act as the manager of the property (collecting rents, screening tenants, coordinating repairs, banking, accounting, etc) then you should deserve something for your time.

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View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hey guys how about this one as my first BRRRR, any comments will be appreciated it

Then he bought here locally & he did view it, but had no idea what he was looking at.

-Doing a horrible job at screening tenants- just sticking whoever comes along.

I have been trolling here and am loving the 50 foot view perspectives.

The trick is to view it as a part but not the entirety of the portfolio.