Thanks for respondingMy worst day as a wholesaler was when I found out the day of closing that the seller had a $100k IRS lien going back 12 years.

I hear many developers refer to their day-to-day as “herding cats” because of the scale to which they are pulled in so many different directions (from architects, engineers, lenders, city officials, consultants, etc.).

I hope to follow in his footsteps one day as he was such an intelligent, down-to-earth man and the best father/grandfather ever.

You'll get hung up on, laughed at, have doors shut in your face etc... but at the end of the day as long as you've researched thoroughly and know your numbers it will work out.

I hope to be able to help some 'lost newbie' some day as you folks have helped me!

Apparently it was a very cheap method and worked well back in the day - as long as you continued to use the same product

One of mine was recently showing about 150% of it's true value, then the zestimate dropped by $20,000 in one day as the correction was applied, overshooting the value negatively.

So our PM moved in some tenants last Wednesday who said they would have utilities in their name by the end of the day. As

Thanks for the replies, very much appreciate it :) Wasn't serious about moving to the USA part, but I'd like to buy a property over there one day, as an experiment :)Kudos to the people achieving 24% gross rental yield in an industry where 9% is amazing.

@Rick Baggenstoss  - I did a LOT of project management back in the day as an engineer in big-corporate-world.