Was given an estimate of $500/year but sounds like a waste of $$.

My only concern is that because it has 2 meters and the house flows more like multi family than single family I might just be wasting a-lot of money.

Hello all,I am currently rehabbing a duplex and today I removed the layers upon layers of flooring in the kitchen (8 different floors, kinda cool tbh) to find pretty decent hardwood flooring underneath.

I've been thinking of contacting other wholesalers in my area for their wasted leads: Low/no equity, meh motivation.

Given what I know it needs without even seeing it, though (new roof, fascia repairs, animal control, new boilers, lead and asbestos remediation, oil tank removal--and that's without knowing anything about it structurally or cosmetically on the inside), I'm guessing I would have to put in roughly $100k in rehab.

They will most likely try and recruit you to come to them...so, that's why I would stay away from the big places, someone will let you do it...you just have to be careful not to waste your time on old or stagnant listings. 

A complete waste of money and natural resources....

Maintenance of of the property (including landscaping), proper termination of lease, adding/removing tenants or animals, dealing with damages and deposits, and more. 

Basically the co-signer is still “one step removed” from the person giving the mortgage…So never figured out how it affects liability, but also figure it may not affect corporate veil because there is an agreement in place, and it’s customary.

I'm trying to learn approximates for my market before I start wasting peoples time.