Non-profit housing is another service specialization, providing housing to them for their clients.Temp housing to corporations, they have employees come in for training, seminars or temp jobs and putting up 3 in a house can be cheaper than a motel.

Plus the knowledge you gain from all the training helps you understand the intricacies of every aspect of the real estate industry.Why not become more knowledgable and have access to the reliable information you need, you know?

Glad to have you aborad the B P train.

I manage my own properties in the city with a staff i employ and have trained.

The info and training really go far beyond single-page articles and internet blogs.

The property is close to train tracks, so some higher quality, sound minimizing windows will really help the rentablity of the property. 3.

They reduce the price at specific intervals.

So, from my point of view, it may as well be a machine.Also, I agree that the rules they use for determining MAP is different for each area so it can take some time to learn your area.At one time I found a HUD asset management training manual that provided a lot of details about the process.

I would advise that if you do wholesale the deal to instead bird-dog the lead to a seasoned, active, and trained investor that is willing to train you too.

The house: 10 min from downtown Cleveland, near Lake Erie 2600 sq ft. 4 bed/2 bath, located on a street with 1 home rehabbed recently and another in progress, ~10 houses from train tracks (not loud) Already has updated windows, vinyl siding, half of the driveway is new, boiler replaced 3 yrs ago, newer hot water tank, roof ~5 yrs old, has a few cool stained glass windows and cove ceilings on first floor, butler's pantry, all ceilings 9.5', 2 car garage with workshop, solid foundation, finished attic, close to the city and the neighborhood is quiet for being so close to the city.