I contacted one realtor about a home that in the listing description it stated "excellent rental income". 

Regards,Darsh Hi Darsh.It's hard for an OOS landlord to find much support by local folks in Ytown because we have a ton of OOS landlords who are, for lack of a nicer description, slumlords (or they insist on trying to make the houses into rehab houses, which means we have to go down to city hall, fight them and get them shut down).They look at Ytown as cheap, disposable properties, they don't bring them up to code, they rent to the first crackhead with 500.00 in their pocket, 3 mos later the crackhead has skipped out without paying rent, damaged the property, and the landlord just rents it out to a similarly situated tenant, rinse and repeat.This makes the neighborhoods worse and keeps our property values down further than they should be. 

Based on some snags on a few ADU ventures, above average cities (wealth, education, above average home prices) are against ADU s thus if there is a clear description of a rule, cities will follow it to prevent building. 

It also integrates easily with Pricelabs if you use itDo you know if Smartbnb will move pictures around and change minor details in the description like yourporter does... to keep your listing fresh?

Met a lot of Property Management companies that also can handle the rehab and evaluation portion but obviously can't handle the actual sourcing of properties portion. 

But this is a great community where I've met a number of people over the last 4 years.

I met a guy a year ago, just before the pandemic, who didn't realize that he had built himself not only a negative cash flow, but also a large IRS limited tax loss after depreciation expense.

You’ll be able to match it as you learn, but your first efforts probably won’t be quite as nice as some of the more experienced flippers.As you’re looking for the properties, you also want to look through their description in the MLS.

I love the detail and description in the story, very insightful!

RE law is`not really the contracts used, that pertains more to title, liens, encumbrances, property rights, legal descriptions, not the contract, but aspects of the contract will have RE legal matters contained in them, such as "convey by a General Warranty Deed".