If you have a mortgage, we can make arrangements for a mobile notary to sit with you the day before so it's at closing.

Too many flippers know what their mistakes were, know they overdid it, but sit there with a house on the market thinking someone is going to save them.

If you price your unit outside of the market it wont matter how nice it is its liable to sit vacant until either the market comes up to the unit or your rents come down to market.

Today’s applicant says mid 600’s, it’s 470 with an eviction last summer.  

A neighborhood that is pretty clean and quiet but where houses still sell below the median price points or the area. 

If you get  a cold belt area that is weak suburban to rural with population declining and net migration moving to warm belt states then those properties could sit vacant for years.

I want to sit down and get hard copies of all the Deals and ask questions and not be Esigning everything and not get hard copies etc.

Now the other option would be to sell the house and sit on cash until the housing market takes a plunge and then move forward with my plan.

@Sydney Sherman, I would give them notice of the planned construction, offer to release them from their lease if they choose, and make strict start/stop times with the construction crew so the tenants know they can expect quiet times.Offering to release them from their lease negates the need to offer a discount. 

I’m actually sitting on 2 Remodeled SFH’s that I’m renting to get into long term capital gains right now so Spring will be good