Working with Fire Realty Team to acquire my Rentals Units was a real pleasure.

Help others analyze deals, volunteer insight, share lessons — the abundance follows.You’re already doing the right thing by reaching out.

For long term rentals I do not generally use month to month except in certain circumstances (example, once I had a property come available and was contacted by an agent for an insurance company who needed to place a family for 8 - 10 months while their fire damaged home was being repaired and were offering well above market value rent). 

I’d love to hear how it went — timelines, bidding process, and any lessons learned.When you buy at a sheriff sale, is the property handed over vacant, or do you have to handle the eviction if it’s still occupied?

Any lessons learned or things you wish you knew before starting?

I moved here from Portland in 2020 to start investing and now own 10+ rentals, and the macroeconomics are on fire — huge population growth, tons of job growth, and major companies moving and expanding here like Intel, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Honda, LG, and more.

here are some sure fire tips to ensure the desired outcome is achieved:- Zoning.

Fire ratings, STC ratings, sprinkler systems, air barrier testing, and costlier mechanical systems—much of it driven by regulatory changes—are all at all-time highs.

Appreciate any insights or lessons from your past deals.

Quote from @Nicholas Cavato: Each deal is a learning lesson even if you win on the deal, or you lose on the deal.