You come off sounding really anal and you're probably going to pick at every little thing.Property is rented "as-is", "where-is" condition.

You can definitely do higher end flips in Detroit but I wouldn't recommend starting there.Buying something for $50k-$60k (off-market), putting $20k-$30k into it and then selling for $100k-$110k is a more realistic expectation.

This time I dropped off the application with my Deed and received my rental license 4 weeks later!

Golf cart license are being restricted due to to many people, sinking foundations- either to close to unrestored sea walls or not enough pilings or fill dirt not allowed to compact, off grid experience, check on sewer and water infrastructure- when the water pump went out, the island shut down, the islands systems are being overloaded, what type of experience and thus rental rates are you shooting for?  

To piggyback off what @Marcus Auerbach said.

The earlier you start in your RE journey, the better off you will be in the future.

Hi everyone, I filled my taxes jointly for the first time.Tax guy said I can't write off any repairs/upgrades because my wife and I W2 income is over $150,000.Is this correct?!

Hello Bigger Pockets Community,I'm currently engaged in cold calling homeowners whose properties are nearing tax sale, and I'm encountering numerous LLCs that have forfeited and are inactive.

What I mean by this is seeing that this month I made $xxx more than last month because I paid off some debt and lowered my interest expenses.

If your agent has off-market listings, perhaps they could show it to you now that you've established a relationship and have bought a deal.