As the owner you are always open to a liability claim, that is why we have insurance.

He went upstairs and opened the doors and promptly put new locks on.

My visits in San Francisco and Washington DC last year have definitley opened my eyes to what expensive real estate can look like, even smaller homes that are far from luxurious.

We found out they were having an open house Sunday and that they had no other offers and wanted a bidding war to happen after the open house.

The largest fireplace is in between the kitchen and living room which would need to be removed to create an open floor plan with a new kitchen. 

I will keep an open mind on BRRR opportunities going forward. 

I am 25, originally from the northern Chicago suburbs, and will be moving back home in about a week.After a lot of reading/listening, I have "decided" that I want my first investment to be a house hack on the north side of Chicago, ideally in Lakeview/Wicker Park/Logan Square/Bucktown areas, but I'm open to other neighborhoods. 

I'm always open to some great advice/tips if anyone wants to give them! 

Perhaps open a HELOC and keep $10-20k in reserve for that one month when a water heater blows up and you need a roof repair. 

Run their errands, create their documents, load their listings in MLS, complete a market analysis, fetch their coffee, place signs and lockboxes, hold open houses, etc.