I love writing code, but at some level, I know it's a distraction from making my first deal, which is essential to breaking down the barriers and achieving my goals.I'm searching for an individual or group to help guide me through purchasing my first property.

Hope this helps:You need to check the comparables AirDNA decides to use and pull from to make sure they are 1) similar location in proximity. 2) like the property in terms of natural amenities (views, waterfront) and amenities you can put in yourself (hot tub, pool etc).Next you need to make sure you the data/comparables airdna is 1) pulling is good data.

In the day  when Boise Cascade was doing the 27  HVL like projects through the state.. they could record the subdivisions of say 2 to 5 thousand lots but only required to put in the infrastructure for the first 500 or so homes to be built..

I was wondering if you opened the space up and put in a beam or was it already open?

Also, since you'll likely put in place a different management team than the seller had, you'll need to price out your management expenses.On top of all that, you need to figure out what your legal, accounting, marketing, etc costs will be.

Are these the same people who say never put in a dishwasher, stove, garbage disposal, etc.?

You can watermark the photos you put in your rental ads, which makes it hard for scammers to use them.

If we did install them and put in the lease it was for convenience only and that they'd be responsible for repair/replacement would that hold up in a lease?

I think even if I put in the lease, it is hard to monitor/enforce that..

I just found someone else put in an offer.