@Christopher Attaway You can use % to get an estimate for expenses but you will have to deep dive if the property looks like a deal. have to use the best numbers available.

You develop deep market knowledge.

I spent $550 with Stanley Steamer to deep clean and deodorize the carpets and deep clean all of the tile surfaces (mostly the kitchen and back hall area that smelled horribly of dog urine). 

Considering that I want to get started and get in deep with BRRRR and multi-family investing for myself, I would like to work with more investors.

Hey all, Im new here.I’m looking at trading 3 acres of raw forest land and I’d like to know the approx. value of it and if anyone would be interested in it.It’s deep in Cheyenne Mountain State Park and there is no access road.See pic for approx. location.Thank you!

Also, I haven't dealt that deep into them yet, but I would assume they are offering a service of providing Real Estate opportunities by doing all the leg work and charging a fee in simple terms?

Unless you've got HUGE DEEP pockets.

I'm looking outside of SC because we have a heft property tax penalty for homes that aren't primary residence, which is going to cut my CF too deep.

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