I do think we are due for some type of correction, but who knows what it will bring but also remember people still need a place to live, so rentals are good to have.

And the funds are paid....well, I honestly cannot remember if the lender pays the contractor or if the lender pays you and then you pay the contractor.  

Remember that it is a major rule of thumb that is usually compared with other properties and is usually looked as normal in that area.Good luck to you!

Remember: Liability insurance is most investors' main source of liability protection.

Just remember that because you own a Contractor/Remodeling company you could potentially provide value to other real estate investors.

Also, remember with your realtor dues, you have access to the legal hotline for free.  

I laughed remembering it was the only gravel driveway on the block.

Again remember your business plan.  

Octavian, at one point I'd installed a bunch of real estate apps, but like most of my apps, I found that I rarely used them and eventually forgot about them.About 6 months ago I upgraded my phone and don't think I remembered to install any of them on the new phone, and completely forgot about them until you mentioned them.For agents, the RI statewide MLS recently switched from Fusion to Matrix, and I think part of the reason for switching was a better app/mobile experience, so that's probably one of the few apps I could recommend.Other than that, maybe Google Sheets or Numbers for iOS - spreadsheet apps - would be useful.One other app I could maybe recommend would be Venmo for payments, as some tenants and contractors have asked about using that.

What you need to remember, and I know this from experience, is that this should not be emotional.