Hi All,Since I've got a lot of projects going on, I thought I'd consolidate the updates that I post onto one thread.

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The new owners put $8,200 in updates (HVAC, electrical, etc.).

The range of properties for sale on our site is quite extensive; some could use updating or repairs while others are move-in ready.

I think Brandon's book No Money Down is a good start if you are aiming for that strategy in REI.

I wanted to know should I update the HOA and let them know that I am the new owner of the property.

I'll do a little more homework and give an update when I have one.

Thanks again to everyone that responded and just to update this post I did finally move in and to date it has been 12 days since the 60 day mark. 

Now it has taken years to develope the list that I use and I am always updating it.

One of my favorite but not well known REAL ESTATE INVESTING creative financing strategies is "joint venture with the seller on a minor rehab"Most wholesaling deals are really needing a lot of work and they're totally neglectedIf you have an ARV of hundred thousand and it needs 70,000 work to get to the hundred, you're not going to pay more than 5,000 to 10,000 for itWhat if you need a minor rehab that needs updating only, like paint,  carpet, new kitchen?