It is at a point where I need some actual experience.

Other notes: my strategy has been to front-load my capital expenditures such that my SFH's are "new" when I am done - roofs, HVAC, etc - so that my capex line items stay low down the road.

Reading it changed my mind set about working and creating wealth, but didn't give me many tips on how to actually accomplish those goals.

The tenant will then sign the estoppel to attest to its content.This is by far the best way to find out if there are any discrepancies in the information provided by the vendor (like the monthly rent being paid by one tenant is actually $100/month less that what is written into the lease, because he's the owners son and he vacuums the corridors and sweeps/shovels the walks).You can do the same thing with any service providers (i.e. snow removal or garbage service).

Hello Fellow BP-ians,does the banks always go with 75 ot 80% of the purchase price on contract or is there a way to get 75 to 80% of the actual appraised value, even though the contract purchase price is only 75% of actual value?

After restoring it, dealing with Cobb County inspectors, I learned that the building I originally thought was zoned O/I was actually zoned Residential Senior Living.

I actually had this exact debate with myself. basically you're fine now without it.

@Dustin Mellor sellers can actually have great control over property after selling, through what's called a "deed restriction", as long as the restriction is legal (doesn't discriminate, etc.)

I'll be moving closer to leesburg actually which I see that's where you're from.

Ones that i have been to before still seem to load the ads, but new posts I've never looked at don't load ads.Just figured I'd give you some heads up, so you guys can look into that!