It's crucial to conduct thorough research and build a reliable team on the ground to ensure success.Do you have a specific out-of-state market in mind, or are you considering multiple options?

The best strategy depends on your situation, so do the math and talk to your lender for guidance on prepayment penalties and loan terms.

I like searching for transactions and being able to quickly categorize them, even break down one specific line item to multiple categories.

Here's my situation: I accumulated credit card debt to finance my last property rehab, which is now rented and generating income.

I have filed multiple claims across several properties and some have more than one claim (all within 1-2 years) and I have not had any rate adjustments.

@Sigyfredo IniguezInterview multiple brokerages and learn about their culture, split, and commitment to seeing you succeed. 

Yes, you need to know a bit about running numbers for your specific financial situation but I have worked with many new investors and guiding them to successful rental properties.  

Very similar situation to Kristy. 

So my question is How do you handle a situation when it's obvious that the buyer is not keeping the maintenance up on the property?

There were multiple parties (and wholesalers) involved in this deal, and at one point it felt like we were never going to make it to the closing table.