Investors are desperate to find "deals" and buying at auction feels like a deal, even if it's not.I've been to auctions where people pay market price for a home that is clearly a fixer-upper, meaning they will be under water after renovation, even if they don't consider the cost of their own labor.

I looked into PM services, and based on my calculations, 25% of my net cash flow is going towards PM (factoring their initial 75% one-time setup fee and 8% management).Also, there are no 1-bedroom apartments or condos in the block - only 1+ bedrooms available - not for rent but none present.

This meant higher water costs and more strain on the piping.

Locals were saying this is becoming a more common occurrence, and not good if the tourists can't go in the water.

Based on success, I will do more rounds... 

The HOA decided to hire a water mitigation or cleaning company that basically went to all the homes affected and cleaned up.

Hi guys -  im based in the SF Bay Area and looking to invest in some SFR's in Dallas with a partner.

I also spoke to my realtor about possible rent and she said based on my location alone I could get $1700-$1800 for a studio/1BR. 

**Chimney: Deteriorated Brick or Mortar** - The chimney showed signs of deterioration, which could allow water to infiltrate the structure and cause further damage.7.

I am not a QI soliciting business, but have had customer experiences with all of the big ones out there.DM me if you want my perspective.One of my very best experiences has been with a QI based on Florida.