If I sell, I take back the financing.Because units are ugly and rents are low, when I clean and fix and raise the rents about 50% over 2 years (remember rents are under market at beginning).....I just about double the price of the property.I don't suggest you buy out of stateI manage my tenants by mail.

Remember you're talking to another person who is just like you.

There are lots of reputable lenders but remember---they want something from you...skin in the game.

Just remember, the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago.

Remember YOU ARE offering them a deal) Talk to the owner and take him out to lunch, maybe you can work a line of credit at a fixed rate?

Remember you make your money when you buy, and buying a property worth 170k for 160k using hard money to attempt the BRRRR strategy just won't work.Good luck!!

Remember, unless you qualify for an exception, your going to be taxed (fined) on taking money out of your 401K early; so depending on how much you remove, your "savings" could be potentially whipped out.  

From what I remember you list the property and let it be known that you accept Section 8.

In re: to maintenance remember to balance cost-efficiency for the property with loyalty to your own company.

But remember even those interested are on 1000 different lists and are getting giant piles of mailers.I'm shocked any time anyone tells me they're even a TINY bit effective.