@Sahil ParmarI will just say I have not seen a single enticing property in the whole upper half of this state.

The more tools in your tool belt the more opportunities you will have.If you are dead set on fix and flip but have funding issues AND issues finding a good deal there's an easy fix:Step 1:) spend half your time getting in with local investors that are also interested in fix and flipStep 2:) spend the other half of your time getting in good with local wholesalersNotice I didn't say spend any time looking at houses?

How does it compare to competitors in 1-3-5 mile radius?

If tenant #1 (the grad student) should leave before the end of the lease, isn't he still on the hook for the entire rent (assuming the second tenant either stops paying or only pays his half)?

They got to use it for half the cost of buying and a good return.

Looking for feedback on an idea - I have an opportunity to purchase a half acre of land wayyy below market value and I have this vision of a purpose built vacation rental setup that I would like to build.

Signed contract with contingency that renters will vacate in 90 days.Updates along the way were renters found another place and have been moving stuff out.90 days is May 30 and just received word that the renters will not move out now.I assume our options are to back out or bend to the will of the renters.Renters are paying half the market rent (that will not even pay the mortgage let alone expenses) and I have a very limited time to rehab the house before putting in new renters.Any advice?

Over half the renter pool of prospective tenants have a pet.

To widen the driveway, I'd like to trim half of a 10 foot tall and maybe 7-8 ft wide privacy hedge (my adjoining neighbor is ok with that).One issue I'm running into - talking with others it's possible that the machines used to help trim (and tear out?)

Now I have a PM manage half of my portfolio.