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This is going to depend on the goals you're trying to reach (i.e. it may not be as financially lucrative to invest in certain parts of Minneapolis as others)- so, where suits your needs best ( purchase price point mixed with ARV and in larger cities like Indy for example, it’s little burb by little burb/ street by street  specific) 4.

I do see some OK deals, mostly SFH w/ in-law suite, in adjacent towns and counties and I'm fine with that.

I'm not an accountant so the LLC question is best suited for him/her but having an LLC is common for most of my investing clients.

I just hired a regular cleaner, with a full explanation of what they could expect, and they wore hazmat suits during the process.You definitely need to be very careful that it's cleaned properly.

The downside is that you can't change the complex software to suit your needs and the software will prevent you from changing it to another.

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If he refuses, close and then bring suit for her damages.

I’ve been marketing to distressed homeowners trying to find my own deals but closing deals is not my strong suit.

Your agent might be able to sue you for fess they acquired in good faith effort to sell your property - marketing, includes pictures etc. this can go into other things based on a procuring cause as well when breach of contract has been established;If you went the FSBO route after ‘firing’ your agent, any buyer that came through that was a result of the first efforts made by your agent could be grounds for a suit of commission as they were the original procuring cause (they technically brought the buyer to your property first with their efforts), if you went on to ‘bad mouth’ your agent a subsequent defamation suit could possibly arise.