I would write up a contract that is probably 3-6 months long with lots of potential exertions built into it.

Hi Jonathan,No shame plug here 😁We have been operating a turnkey company with in-house property management in Toledo (45min from Detroit) since 2014.Here is a thread about us so you can see the good, bad and the ugly over the last 10 years - https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/92/topics/185261-ohio-c...With that said, I love Detroit and have always seen a tonne of potential in the market.Wishing you much success 🙏👍

I am in the process of potentially purchasing my first investment property (a duplex in Dayton).

Who wouldn't want to effortlessly draw potential investors to their doorstep?

With careful planning and installation of multi-zone mini-split systems, renovators can achieve a comfortable, energy-efficient environment that appeals to potential buyers, overcoming the challenges of limited space for traditional ductwork and enhancing the property's value through the added benefit of zoned climate control.Good luck with your project,KC 

I recently came across an interesting situation. My wife and I noticed a home being built sometime around a year ago. The home is finished part from the ( cabinet door and drawer fronts, countertops, baseboard, final ...

Hello BP community,I have a potential seller finance deal where the purchase price is 650k.

Pretty sure it has all kids of potential.

Only way to do that, is start sending out mailers to potential sellers. 

Any advice on navigating potential challenges or risks associated with alternative funding methods?