Here goes: On the Rental app In the first section it says "anticipated move in date, at a monthly rent of , and then "utility" fee...if the tenant is responsible for some or all of the utilities what goes in this section?

Another words, if I take out a HM loan for 12 months, interest only say and I do not flip it as anticipated, are there exit strategies that BP members can suggest to pay off the HM/PM loan in full.... 

I could anticipate lawsuit if no lead paint disclosure is in place for the tenant yet at taking over. 

It's just impossible for me to anticipate what is needed during a days renovation work.  

We've been called too conservative and old fashioned by other investors, but we've never been caught short by un-anticipated vacancy issues in the past, and always have vacancy rates much less than our own estimates.

It has been tremendous - way more than we ever anticipated - and thankfully so!

Plans to were announced last month to invest $2B into the cities airport in anticipation of the population/business travel growth.

STR is starting to get saturated in the middle of and outskirts of town and there is a lot of competition there but I anticipate that investing in traditional vacation areas like the beaches(Pensacola Beach, Navarre Beach, Perdido Key and right downtown) will continue to offer a good return.  

Moreover, successful apartment investors have more cash than you so if the deal needs more cash than anticipated, they can help infuse liquidity into the deal.Makes sense?

If you are anticipating a lot of maintenance, let them know labor costs have gone up as well.