To highlight the basics of DD, we like to break it up into 4 areas: financials, initial walkthrough, compliance, and paid inspections/services.We like to begin with the items that require just your time, but not money.

Also note that at first I was nervous about vacancies b/c I marketed it and then it sat for a bit but it seems travel nurses book very close to the the time they actually will be in the area, about 2 weeks out from move in date.

This quick and profitable transaction underscored our ability to efficiently manage real estate investments, delivering strong results for our partners while minimizing time and financial inputs.

So as you all can imagine, I've been exposed to the risk more than once, but also to the rewards.Outside of real estate, I enjoy spending time with my wife and family, enjoying the outdoors, traveling when possible.

Kindly advise a good time to talk.Thanks Kindly

In some jurisdcitions they are talking about life time leases that can't be terminated unless there is a lease violation and are automatically renewed, don't know how FHA would look st those situtions. 

I see buyers getting surprised by this often when buying older buildings.The more time you give an agent to quote the better the chances of getting a competitive rate - a lot of buyers start calling agents when they are going to close and want it NOW NOW NOW> you will pay more this way.Give the insurance agent a week or two to shop the rate and get the agent accurate documentation proving the age of updates to the roof, electrical, plumbing, hvac, etc and good photos of the property to allow them to sell the property to underwriting.A lot of people don't realize two sales are made for an insurance policy - one to underwriting and one to the person buying the policy.

Is there any standard paperwork I need to sign with a troublesome tenant who, after long negotiations, moved out on time?

What is the best tool you use as a real estate entrepreneur that would have saved of a lot of time and money at the beginning of your journey?

This is the standard advice: put your money into these retirement accounts and let it grow into a big pile of money by the time you retire.But think about it—this approach is flawed.