In the future I strongly suggest a similar pricing strategy where you list lower than what the comps come in at.

Try to avoid mixing your primary residence up in your projects, I've seen it turn ugly, Fast.

I have a great opportunity for a fix and flip in Tampa but I’ve never bought out there and a little worried about the sellers market with the devastation right now.

Without marketing, how does the world know you have something to sell.

I just drove the beaches (Pinellas) and while they are a mess still there are hundreds if not thousands of workers cleaning up. 

I recently went through finding a new tenant for my property.

These allow you to bundle renovation costs, and if the post-renovation value meets 20% equity, you may be able to avoid PMI.

Hi Geetha,The NCREIA meetups in Raleigh and Charlotte are a fantastic choice—they attract real estate operators at every level, so you're definitely in the right place to build connections!

Before I closed on the property, I'd expressed concern to the builder about the side yard which had, what I felt, was a significant angle.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you through it:**Understand Local Regulations:**First, you need to check with your local city or county to see if the zoning laws allow for this conversion.