There are decent incentives for investors and rents are virtually guaranteed.It would be nice to hear some thoughts, experiences, and maybe some insight surrounding this topic.

We processed their application, the qualified and signed a lease for June - then they went home and we went back to work knowing we had a tenant.Since I've rambled on enough in my first two posts, I'll get straight to the pictures this time.Note that these pictures were taken at 98% complete; the following items were outstanding:pulls/hardware on the kitchen cabinets;black faceplates and one black 4-way switch for the media/accent wall had not arrived - you will see the "obviously-out-of-place white" covers and switches in the photos;the work surface over the laundry pair had not yet been installed;the handrail on the stairwell had not been installed (we usually leave them off until the movers are finished).Let us start in the kitchen:Then move on to the dining room:... and into the living room:Next, down the hallway to the laundry and bath:The laundry also doubles as the communications room and holds the patch panel for all the CAT-5e network jacks and the entrance for the fibre-optic cable from the service provider.We went with a clean and modern look in the bath - but did choose not to use tile.Next we head upstairs to the bedrooms on our new stairs - a two height landing with hardwood stair treads.Both bedrooms have a sloped ceiling along the front wall and in the walk-in closet ...

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With the cottage you would be virtually having a part-time job (checking in guests, unit turns after checkout).

What is now the Sotheby's in Jackson Hole used to be a double wide trailer... the guy who ran that business before he sold out started with virtually none of his own money and is responsible for a lot of the residential development in the Valley, including the house I grew up in.

If you are a non-paid member at BP, you first have to be colleagues with another member in order to use the BP private messages to communicate with that member.  

One way that can help handle a lot of incoming calls is by hiring an answering service also known as a virtual receptionist.

I'm looking forward to getting out there and meeting you, virtually and otherwise.

Then connect with another wholesaler in the area where the house is(I do virtual wholesaling too) and tell them I'm willing to do a 50/50 deal.

If you'd like to connect drop me a line, shoot me a message or whatever means of communication you prefer!