At the end of the day, you would be much better off making $1500 per month and having tenants with 700 plus credit scores than if you stretch and try to get that $1700 but get a bad tenant.... ask me how I know!

I wouldn't want to be stuck with a property with non-performing tenants without some level of confidence that they'll vacate the property/have the process of vacating the property started.

As a realtor, I like to show my investor clients how I analyze deals, how I find out the performance of units, then of course how the area is.

Might be tough to find that money for a down payment, but it makes the property perform better in the long run.The other option is seller financing, which is hard to find in today’s market, but a good option if you can find it.

We decided NOT to convert the home to a duplex (which was plan "A") but perform a live-and-flip instead.

We decided NOT to convert the home to a duplex (which was plan "A") but perform a live-and-flip instead.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I've been waiting to see if there will be an extension to the moratorium.

I recently purchased a property in Fort Worth, TX from a flipper that had some foundation work performed.

Does anyone have a suggestion how to counter something like, “buyer to perform inspection within seven days after receiving seller required disclosures”Thanks!

At least the tenants are performing.