I would like to know what strategies have you implemented in your UW as well as debt structuring that helps move the needle on putting a quality deal together.

Square footage Age of property Neighborhood Quality scale Property damage report (Roof, Foundation, HVAC, electrical, plumbing) Any other improvements needed?

So it makes sense to choose a home that will make a good rental right from the start.Common factors that real estate investors consider when choosing a good rental property include:The neighborhood, which will influence the type of tenants the home will attract and the rent they can afford to pay.Property tax rates, which vary widely from one place to the next and can have a significant impact on the total return of a rental home.School district quality, crime rate, and overall neighborhood ratings affect occupancy levels and the overall value of the home.Job market and population growth are two indicators real estate investors consider to help predict the future demand from tenants for rental housing.Housing Price Index (HPI) and Housing Affordability Index (HAI) are two other metrics investors use to anticipate rental property demand, because when home prices are unaffordable more people may choose to rent rather than own.Average rents and rent growth also affect where to buy a home to house hack, since the rental income will be used to pay for part of the mortgage and other expenses.

I assume your $150 bedrm suites don’t come with a good quality mattress?

So when you're thinking about the overall quality of the tenant that may be staying in your 4 unit, consider that.

Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

Investors are always looking for quality workers.4) Slash your living expenses.

One good one that has been around now for 22+ Years and is low cost but HIGH QUALITY is BAWB - the Bay Area Wealth Builders Association.

So when we're moving into this new area, I'd like to eventually break into new builds, and in order to do that effectively from the start, I'm planning to sub out quite a bit of the work.So, my question is: How can you tell you've found a quality sub?

One thing I am doing since this is a long term investment is that all homes must be in A+ condition, vinyl siding, shingle roof, with all appliances and move in ready, I don't want lots of repairs to start off, so I pay a little more for quality and everything is bought with cash.