I feel like it's almost impossible to properly run numbers, discuss with husband and make a decision before there's already an offer.

If you have functional arms you can swing a hammer.

@Tye Jacobs I successfully manage a number of Chandler properties and would be pleased to assist you as you move back to Kansas City.I added a new Chandler house last week, worked with the owner to properly prepare the property, marketed the property, screened the tenants, and moved in the new tenant last week.

Do not run any personal activity through this account.You can then properly categorize the expenses easier with the use of excel or an accounting software.Good luck!

The market dictates price as a function of desirability...and the verdict is out on this property that it is not worth what it's listed for...when the right price is set, it will sell...assuming it's worth more than listed currently is flawed thinking.Good hustle, though

It is possible your landlord is just following proper procedure and did not communicate that properly.

Engineered wood is more readily available, budget friendly, and absolutely beautiful because it looks and functions almost identically to solid hardwood.

If it’s a buy and hold, and you do proper due diligence before you buy like getting an inspection, I don’t see it being risky.

I’m kind of a stickler on making sure everything functions properly and repairs are made promptly.

The contractor needs to either be properly educated on the 203k or have verifiable experience with the 203k.