I do have a realtor I trust, although we have never closed a deal together, she has protected me from bad deals and we walked away.

Gave him time to close, which he wanted.

That’s close to the national average now but with a wide spread.

If you can find a very similar property (properties) within a few blocks that is golden....but you will find that often there will be few, or sometimes none, within a close proximity.This is when your talent will come into play.

If you get into wholesaling and find yourself needing help finding end buyers, title cos, or funding for earnest money, or double closing please feel free to reach out any time.

The group collectively contributes the down payment, closing costs, reserves, and reno $$ if applicable.

So @Stephen Wasko, what are the other STRs very close by charging as a nightly rate?

Renovations were done by a close friend who used to be a Reno contractor but had left the business and had a W-2 job at the time; he did the work for me “on the side” when he had time.

Currently, I've been outsourcing this task, but due to some recent success with helping people close on houses, I want to reinvest my earnings in a company or individual who can handle this for me.Specifically, I'm looking for a small business that could benefit from some financial backing to expand their operations.

@Steven Rago legally, whoever shows the property has to be a licensed agent.You can try to play games with that and have a handman allow "access", but it's a BIG risk.So that leaves agents & PMCs.You have two choices with agents:1) Pay per showing: since any agent can show a property, find the cheapest.2) Pay Listing Fee: typically 1 month of rent to put in MLS and place a lockbox so any/all agents can show.We do NOT recommend allowing agents to screen applicants - it's a conflict of interest!