Buying something that needs work, requires knowledge of what it would take to make it ready and connections with contractors.

It’s between them how we get paid, as long as it’s on time and in full.When a tenant wants to be taken off the lease, we require both tenants to put that statement in writing and sign/notarize.

It requires that the buyer be able to see value that most everyone else has overlooked; OR, the economy is such that very quick rising property values bail the investor out.  

In the tranquil landscape of Upstate NY, the quiet allure of vacant land listings may sometimes go unnoticed due to apprehensions surrounding profitability and the considerable investment required to prepare the land for development.

I've noticed some appealing deals through wholesalers, which requires cash/hard money only, which is why I'm keeping that as an option alongside exploring MLS listings with a traditional loan.

After getting one set up, you will be required to renew it each year.

This gives you legal cover if something happens, but the risk of something happening still remains.I haven't replaced receptacles with GFCIs except where required by code.I always do #1 at about $27/receptacle hired out.

Yeah I want to expand my portfolio to more non-STRs but want to know if I reach the hour requirements in my non-STR portfolio, would being self employed, paying myself a W2 salary (but most of my income is from shareholder distributions be an issue? 

That is next to zero experience, you don't even have the required 4 years 'Journeyman level experience' that it would take to even get a General Contractor license.There are several GCs on the Forum that have had their licenses for decades, if you want $800 a month plus $250 for a site visit, then how much would these extremely experienced GCs command as a fee?

Hi Kyle,Can you please provide your structural engineer as I have a job that requires an engineer in Southern California?