Easiest step is to add gutter downspout extensions on all downspouts to draw water away from foundation. you need to check the grade on each part of the house to make sure that water will drain away and downhill if possible from your foundation. some add soil to the side of house to grade water away from house as well. thats all I got.

Which i’m interested in taking but I was wondering what the steps would be to get started.Any help/tips are appreciated.

Hello BP,I have a quick question on the BRRRR process.My understanding is that when executing the first 2 steps (Buy & Rehab), you will use your own funds!

Before the regulations, we were pretty certain that existing case law meant that most rentals qualified as a “business”, which is the first step to qualifying for the Pass-Thru Deduction.

If you're on the starter end now, go for one or two steps above and start there. 

In an average year, the water bill comes to about 1k annual of which only about $160 is actually water, so I have debated including it in the budget because the numbers overall are easy to estimate and it eliminates a step.   

My first step would be coffee and expand from there.

Go a step further and ask them why they are referring a particular contractor, and the contractor's strengths and weaknesses. 

I'm looking for real estate agents who've worked with investors before and who can give me a steady flow of deals.Any pointers on what I should do as next steps will be really appreciated.Yash

I have printed off the "Ultimate Beginners Guide" and "How to Buy a Duplex- The Ultimate Step by Step Guide" and have ordered "Finding and Funding Great Deals" to get me a little up to speed on making informed decisions.