I'm moving from California to Houston and I've seen horrible things when flipping homes.

I moved here from Florida after seeing the projected growth.

I keep going over how many other potential properties I could have purchased  and had actively bringing cash flow at this point if I’d have let this one go and moved on.

The plan is to conduct mold inspection and remediation after the tenant moves out and then re-rent the property.

You will want to hold enough cash that you can cover a move out without having to redeem the CD early

I recently moved to the DMV area and looking for new opportunities.

His plan is to give all the tenants 30 days notice to raise the rent more than 10% to get to positive and if the tenants don’t agree, they’ll need to move out and he’ll find new tenants who are willing to pay.

If they do not have insurance, that is on your friend, we will not allow move in without tenant insurance in place. 

Property management, in general, is not great at renting because they just want to hit the mark and move on.

Here's our brief market analysis of today and we moved to Memphis, Tennessee.