I'd have to double the security deposit, raise the rent by 20%, and double the cleaning fee to even make it worth considering-- which I would if people were willing to pay but the market doesn't support those prices.

I’m a fix-and-flip investor, I moved to CT 2 years ago, I would love to get out in the community, and connect & meet like minded people.

Many people are at different stages of life and income may be high so selling outright may lead Uncle Sam to take a much larger portion of their income.

I even tried to buy a 7-11 with it back in the day but didn't pull the trigger because I didn't have time to go to 7-11 school.They probably still do it, people just never ask.

I know people are doing it and some successfully but I don't know if the conditions here make sense for me to invest personally... yet.

Greenville county is a hot area.33 people per day moving to the area.

His new business model is basically based on him helping people flip houses and he’ll help maximize their profits so if this got out that he screwed me out of the deal if made and brought to him it’s Ruin his credibility.

Also, with the amount of people hunting pre-foreclosures (wholesalers, agents, individuals, funds, etc.) and scooping them up to flip them, I don't see how the supply could outweigh the demand in the near future.

I'm looking forward to getting to know as many people as I can on Biggerpockets so feel free to reach out. 

Cheap quick and easy: trim trees, mulch around base of trees (mulch is $2/bag at lowes right now), remove window bars, pressure wash, add some landscaping to front flowerbeds (I typically do rocks w/ flowering plants, lots of people do mulch there too) and remove the bushes, and possibly add some landscape blocks around the front flowerbed areasIs this a flip or a rental?