At least I know now that I'm looking for a crystal ball in the same haystack!

I'm looking for a general ball park and some guidance to get this model going.

Cal at $750 legal and 6 weeks minimum court time.)You or your property manager may have dropped the ball on screening the tenant.

I have an odd ball situation / question about if a particular method to minimize my tax liabilities on the rental income from a multi-family home purchase is legal, as follows:Assumption: The 2nd party is pretty much at the bottom tier of the income bracket, while I'm at a much higher rate.1.

I'd get a couple more bids if this is your first deal, just in case the contractor was low-balling you to get the work.

Running the numbers is a great exercise to begin learning how to evaluate a deal.  

Depending on the size of what they require for earnest money deposit (I'll double check w my agent), I may just start low balling offers and if one gets accepted, THEN get the inspection.

·finding a local mentor·making a connecting with a realtor that specialized in investments·buying a property from another investor via word of mouth·helping my mentor manage his properties while he is on vacation·finding another realtor that works with investors·Networking with a private money lender/local real estate investor·Making a few low ball offers that got rejected·connecting with a wholesaler·sending my first small batch of yellow letters after driving for dollars and actually getting a call (didn’t turn into a deal though L)·Having a family friend tell me about a property he knew was distressed.

Most people you buy houses from are in a 9-5, so they'll be operating on a similar schedule to you as well.I don't know how long your commute is but make sure to listen to the podcasts when you're driving, exercising, grocery shopping, etc.

Please PM me to get the ball rolling if there's a need.