So, do we do what the local apartment complexes are doing and go carpet/tile or do we do LVP in an attempt to ask more in rent (with the other upgrades).Additional info: the duplex is located just outside city limits on a road the ends in a cul-de-sacWe would very much appreciate any input into this situation as we are both first time investors!

It’s one thing to enact restrictive policies, but it’s completely another to change their policies every month so that no one knows how to plan.

I would attempt to BRRR some properties, but from some of the deals I have analyzed, I seem to be further ahead by investing in turnkey properties and putting 20% down.

My earliest attempts to help/convert FSBO's into clients were like giving the baby bird milk because I thought that is what they needed.Experience and research have allowed me to weed out the FSBO prospects that don't need my help...and to provide what those FSBO's that really do need guidance actually need: empathy, listening, expertise, and guidance.There is no way to tell if that long ago baby bird survived.  

Grade 1 is the best and it means harder to pick and they use more durable alloys to hold up against force entry attempts.

I find it hard to believe that  a legit bank would even attempt to sell a house that still has redemption rights.

It will be my first ever HELOC attempt.

I'll be looking at a total 'all in' cost about $80k to attempt a $120k valuation.I think getting the appraisal at that rate will be tricky.

It may be just me but it doesn't seem like win/win when attempting to use his poor booking keeping against him.

I'm going to attempt to manage it myself, since it's only one property and I figure I can always hire a management company later if I feel it's necessary.