I am told insurance is close to 10k per year, but I am getting my own quotes right now.Also the buildings all have brand new roofs put on last year.and to give an idea of the ware house size its around 4000sq ft including the offices.

Brand newbie.

All the major brands require training and approval. 1-3 weeks at their corporate office.2.

I wouldn't feel good about giving it my "brand" without having actually walked the place.That said, I do know a few folks with enough experience that they buy based on a picture and general knowledge.

With a brand new bulding, would the 50% rule be used?

Thanks everyone.On the pet deposit these buildings are older from the 80's and the tenants have been there awhile and the carpets have reached the end point.So I would rather have the upfront pet fee than a deposit.When these tenants move out the carpet will be replaced because of age anyways.If it was brand new carpet just put in I might feel different.Thanks for the other ideas with the car.Since I took this over some tenants are saying they don't have the money etc.

Installing a brand new island in a kitchen is obviously an improvement.

In fact, he was able to purchase the land his neighbor's 4-plex stood on and his insurance company built a brand-new updated 8-plex for him.Moral of the story?

If I'm at a buy appointment and I know there will or has been other offers on the house I do a few things to separate myself.For one, I lean on our national brand, 15 years in business, the hundreds of testimonials, and the fact that we have bought nearly 45,000 homes.

My branding of Rob The House Guy has helped me a ton in my local market.