Don't kid yourself that they are keeping the rest of the house in pristine condition and no more damage will occur before lease expiration.Going forward, discuss with your property managers concerning their screening and follow-up practices.  

I work with all the big box lenders and I have worked with a private hedge fund and I have worked with smaller, local HM outfits and NONE OF THEM had anything like that.Because if the deal falls apart I am guessing they keep your 2500.

Working with a good investor-friendly realtor would be helpful, but always keeping an eye open and looking for alternative lead streams never hurts as well.I hope that helps, but having contractors that you trust and being ready to move when the deal comes up should put you in good shape going into the spring.Good luck!

But, keep in mind Redfin assumes the amount you put down, the interest rate you get and a couple of other charges.

I do not believe a DSCR loan would be beneficial for this scenario unless you plan to keep it longer than 3 years. 

My advice would be to focus on building a strong network within the real estate community and to always keep learning from each transaction.

I know an investor who has 12 properties and each property is in a separate revocable trust. His primary home is also in it's own revocable trust.I don't believe he has any asset in his own name, everything in separat...

The first 5 photos are the most viewed, keep that in mind as well.

I would keep the HELOC for another time if you have the liquidity to do the hard money without it. happy to connect on this!

Hostaway looks nice but unlike Ownerrez they keep all documentation for setup and on what they actually support behind the paywall until you sign up, and they offer no trial.I used to wonder how they got people to sign up with no transparency and no trial.