Basically anything related to money. 

A little about me: I started out as a real estate agent in Miami Beach back in 2021, learning the basics like writing leases, CMAs, client management, and cold calling.

Here’s what I recommend:- Get it surveyed (even a basic one helps)- Mark the boundaries, physically, not just on paper- Put it in writing, your lease should make it clear what’s included (and what’s not) - Check in regularly, not to micromanage, but to protect what’s yoursYou worked hard to acquire that land.

I have known Chris and his company now since basically the inception of the company back in the mid 2000s  I have never done bizz with them ( I provide capital for BRRR and turnkey operators).

Buyers Agents - Too often yes, this segment is flooded by the "noob" agent but because this is the most basic, simplest entry level place to start.

That said, requiring a full Zillow application (including background and credit checks) before even seeing the property might be a bit much for some renters and could deter solid candidates who aren’t ready to commit that early.One approach I’ve found effective is using a quick pre-screening form with just basic info like income, move-in timeline, pets, and any deal breakers before offering a showing.

Basically just tried to minimize anything around when the lease ended.

Not some basic furniture with a couple of sets of silverware thrown in.

However, it appears that the rental property calculator appears different now, and when trying to use it, I keep getting -$200,000~ cash flow (basically the purchase price of the house).

Luckily the GC was out in 2 days and wrote up a quote they basically just said ok to according to them.