one does not have to risk EM and or big deposit until they get to do a HOme insprection and CO has been issued.. is that correct..

My issue is that I need to take out at least 85-90% to be able to build another property and placing a mortgage on this one.

To me the cost of note servicing seems cheap compared to missing out on even one good deal per year.

I currently work as a consultant, on a project that deals with a lot of risk assessment, identifying pain points for my client in areas of improvement, along with these types tasks, there is a lot of tracking and monitoring of multiple different requests that are going on at one time, as well as having to manage my team and personal to ensure we are meeting all necessary suspenses.

The concept of a home warranty is admirable… but the execution has always been lacking.You won’t catch me buying one ever againAll the best!

@Ryan Dickerson, while you will ultimately need to either make a somewhat blind leap or hope you can find a contractor that will walk your properties, one piece that I will add is: YOU need to know what type of finishes you are looking at, and understanding their material costs.I.e. are you going to do carpet, LVP, or true hardwoods?  

I.e. what if one doesn't get along with the other-Any benefits to trying to officially convert it to a duplex with the city if it is zoned to allow MF?

A good agent will help you analyze deals and even introduce you to other professionals like property managers and contractors.If you're looking for high-potential markets, Indianapolis is one to consider.

I currently do not have one.

Does anyone have a rule of thumb for how much cashflow one should be getting for every million dollars of debt on real estate?