I gave my tenant a 30day notice on 1/20/20 and when the first came around she refuse to pay rent because she was going to move by the third.

I just got done reading David's book on BRRRR (twice) and currently listening to it on audible the third time.

Obviously it’s handy to have the experience of the property manager but wondering if it’s a good idea overall or repairs/renos should be with a third party.

Here is how things compare: The first two are threads on Bigger Pockets regarding Flipping and the third is what I do and what I provide my California investors.1.

Minor advice: if possible, live in the worst unit (often the third floor of a 3-family but not always), rent out the others for higher rents and upgrade your own unit as you go.Then if others need work, once the first one is done, move down to the second-worst if a vacancy opportunity presents itself, etc.With your student loans, I'd recommend talking to a good mortgage broker or loan officer sooner rather than later, so you know what you can realistically afford.

I will be attending my third Bigger Pockets webinar on Thursday.  

Hi everyone, I'm currently looking for my second and third properties. 

I got lucky and was able to make a deal on my third property I made an offer on.  

And third how do I resolve this?

My final advice is to get second and third opinions on the ARV and repairs, plan your exit strategy in advance, and run worst-case scenario analysis (and make sure that you wouldn’t be crippled if it occurs).