But it's obviously harder doing things on the exterior of the property, and you need to make sure your furnace/boiler work well so if you aren't at the property for a few days, you don't end up with a furnace that craps out and you have frozen pipes!

🤢🤮There aren't enough bags in this world. 

And, once all the covid dust settles and there aren't companies trying to grow their biz by losing money, said Realtor will get that future business.

I mean, those aren't even comps!

Originally posted by @Eyo Ephraim: I don't mind Boarded homes as i am looking into the BRRR method for of the properties in the area. it just needs to have a good upside for refinancing.Board ups aren't a problem if you're buying the only one in the area, what I meant though is that most investors don't want to be on a block thats full of them (which will certainly limit your upside for refinancing).

I've seen that a lot of lenders aren't well versed on the guidelines for investors.

They aren’t expensive and can be quite handy at finding some hidden electric issues.

Check with your insurance carrier as some breeds aren’t covered or require additional liability coverage.

Quality over quantity is my bias opinion.

Well these aren't exactly REOs since they didn't foreclose on them.