., commissions and carry costs; (2) keep the construction costs down, with large buying power and in-house construction teams, then it could work theoretically.

I already own two single fams in Indy and one in KC so I already have out of town real estate teams and contractors in place.

Anyone on BP recommend an experienced remodel firm in Austin?

Yes, when my inlaws got a Heloc a couple years ago, they experienced the drive by appraisal that wasn’t too beneficial for their home value.

However, I have not used co-signers before and was curious in what cases other experienced landlords would allow this.So basically the question is: do you use a co-signer as a replacement for bad credit, or only as an extra safety net in cases where the credit is marginal and you aren’t 100% confident in the tenants ability to pay rent on their own but you “think” they “should” be able to?

Anyone experienced this  or know how to fix it? 

Aside from being responsive and knowledgeable, she is also an experienced landlord and property manager and an expert in lease/purchase and owner financing.

Hello newbie wholesaler here and I'm assembling a team.

@Melonie Dickson I am a Realtor, and almost won’t work with a client who won’t get an inspection, unless they are an experienced investor with contractors ready to get to work.

I am pretty new to real estate investing but ego to learn and team up with other investors.