Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $120,000

Cash invested: $52,000

Sale price: $227,000

This was a single family flip that we bought from a wholes...

Aloha,You should request the condo docs, either prior to making an offer, or within the offer having ample time to review and investigate details enabling you to reject the sale if not satisfied.

And I tried to see if there is another post on this already, but didn’t find one.The link speaks for itself:https://www.ktnv.com/13-investigates/las-vegas-landlord-who-made-section-8-tenant-sign-sex-contract-says-he-did-it-to-protect-himselfThis is a property with a remote owner.

We completed a light renovation:-Fresh Paint-Refinished Cabinets-New Counters-New appliances(some crawlspace work on soft spots, electrical items and small things called on inspection as well).

I'm fresh to the game, just passed my sales licensing exam (literally 2 hours ago), I'm just looking for direction as to where I can find a team I can join, a good firm to join, or if I should just start my own team (as a realtor).

You may lose your tenant (and your manager) at that point and that will be your opportunity to start fresh with a new set of expectations for all involved.

floors were freshly washed

After the tenants reported the issue, we investigated and fixed asap, I don't think it's necessary to compensate any inconvenience that cause by this, but I'm wondering what's everyone doing with it?

Went over and rescrewed them all with fresh weight bearing screws.

Should I stick to NJ or is there an easier market for a fresh face to get started in?