Too many to list . . .Self-managing for now Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Start with determining the ARV by looking at comps, then itemize all of the repair costs and work backwards to determine a purchase price that will give you a comfortable profit.

It should list the listing agent at least and you can call the and ask if she can look up rge information.3.

I would love a podcast on what it means when a property is listed for sale "AS IS" and where does this leave buyers in terms of negotiations.Thank you

The property is already listed and on the market but might not make it to the closing table I know it’s not common but do some hard money lenders sometimes buy out the other hard money lenders to give the person more time to sell? 

I generally like to look at places that are listed in the 60-100k range and need 50k or less in work.

Just be sure to do your research and factor in the cost of maintenance before you buy.You won’t have to worry about having to do any updates or repairs before listing it for rent.

I would not recommend editing items into or out of OTA listing photos, that is a prime way to give the guest a bad experience when they walk in the door.

Opting for a lower rental price would mean a yearly loss of about $6k-$8k, which oddly seems more appealing than continuing with Airbnb.I'm now listed the property.

On the left, list all your projected expenses.