Based on that you decide if you are going to use free marketing methods, or paid marketing

That coverage is most often written in the Excess/Surplus markets (ie.

My partner and I are interested in multifamily LTR rentals, and are beginning our journey with fix and flips to build capital.

Since he doesn't have the capital, but the skills, this gives him entry into this space and seems low risk for me considering if all goes south, I wouldn't lose much. 

If you are in the market for a more rustic looking bedframe...So that is it for now.

@Steele Kruzel if you are looking for a local plumber, electrician, title company, CPA, etc....then we should check with other investors in our market. 

Please no on market deals unless they are deeply discounted.

@Aaron Simril you can try to sell it and hope a buyer will overlook these issues.Check your state laws, because in Michigan, you'd be legally required to disclose what you know about any repair issues and would be liable forever.Appears you may also have the opportunity to sell and avoid capital gain taxes on up to $500k of gains from a sale.

That means you have a $10k capital gain that will usually be taxed $1,500 or less.

When MLS was created in most areas across the country, NAR became a virtual monopoly in residential real estate sales controlling 89% of the market.