JumpOff Campus (common site for students use to find off campus housing) has started going in and changing my listings to 4 BR (even though they’re six)Good news is that SHU has taken on their biggest freshman class ever and will they’ll need off campus housing.

Hello,Is it common for the investor to be responsible for physically transporting supplies such as carpet and flooring to the job site or will a good GC do this?

So I know this situation is probably not unique but also probably not entirely common. 

Wondering if this is common and a good strategy for agents ? 

All units and common areas renovated.

@Jacob Humiston, once you build up enough capital you will be able to get investment mortgages which require ~25% down but the upside would be that you don’t need to move every year.You might also benefit from mapping out your respective goals with your girlfriend, look for the common ground and get buy in to a plan that works for both of you going forward.

From class of property, to location, to renovation and how properties are managed, the only thing that is common between most turnkey properties is that someone bought it and they are now selling it!

While we mainly do asphalt shingles, metal is the 2nd most common roof we install. 

  $200/month water/sewer/garbage, $50/month common electricity. 

Is it common to re-negotiate after a rate-lock?