Can any one offer me some tips?

I'd rather pay for the drywall repairs, the window replacement, and the tile floors.

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Hey streamland-I'm sorry I don't have much advice for you, but wanted to let you know that I'm also new to real estate investing and (like you) a colleague of mine and I are talking about forming a partnership for the sole purpose of investing together.Fortunately, we both have excellent credit and a significant amount of equity in our homes, so we're planning to use that to get our feet wet.Maybe we can exchange tips/ideas sometime...

I saw the clearest presentation of the concept in Jeffrey Taylor's book, Landlord's Toolkit, which I think was clearly a notch well above the other rental property books out there for tips and tricks and mindset.

The only need is the roof which will probably need to be replaced in about 5 years.As I see it, we're in excellent standing on this home.

Actually, I do, I have kept part of the upfront money to pay for replacing the end buyer should they exit, clean up as needed, and cost to eviction if needed.

Any tips anyone could give me would greatly be appreciated.

Packed with equity and eager homeowners ready to leave their homes in tip-top condition!

My belief at the time was that this would have been a good lead.With that said, do you have any good tips that might set me on the right path?