Yes, condos are not without their challenges, but I find most of those issues vanish if you stick to higher end condos and stay away from low-income units that virtually resemble "The Projects".

We even removed all the staging furniture 3 days ago.

Then again, I also do my own book-keeping, lay floors in my flips and rent U-Hauls to move my own staging furniture, so I'm probably not the average investor.

THEN show the apartment.5 Understand it is virtually impossible to have zero vacancy so adjust your expectations and business model accordinglyYou will have a vacancy period, but vacant is way cheaper in the long run than a bad tenant.

For anyone doing more than a few deals a month, this virtually requires a team of at least one to acquire and one to manage the rehabs.2) Until recently, prospecting has been focused.

Took me over 2 months to find the owner of the next door townhouse who let 3 families move in, city couldn't prove it so they were a huge problem, their kids started setting fires in random backyards, burning up lawn furniture, etc.

It never fails that I have to rebuild something when constructing furniture from Ikea.

@Cody Brownfield  Here is a virtual tour of the house(link below).

I also like the staging furniture - I think that it being a little more modern helped really set the house apart.

I'm considering using a virtual broker due the fees and requirements many of the brick and mortar ones require.