For those of you actively investing, I’m curious. what have your closing costs looked like lately when working with hard money or private lenders?
Whether you’re doing a:
• DSCR loan
• Fix & Flip
• Ground-Up C...

I spend a lot of time researching properties, and I find 99% of listings’ descriptions very annoying.

No, you can change the price on your listing no worries.  

Best I can determine there is no formal "human" review of any of this nonsense.To mitigate exposure, when I post an ad, I include the following:If interested in setting up a viewing, please message me for pre-screening questions sent via email.After they, respond I send them a list of my pre-screening questions via Messenger, and end with:Please send your responses directly to my email, below.

I would do the repairs now but wait to list for rent.

Both are free, you just need to refresh or deactivate/reactive your listing for a few minutes each day to keep your listing on top. 

Let’s be real…Most RE investors and wholesalers don’t have a (lack of) data problem.They have a data chaos problem.That was us.We were running a lean operation across a few TN markets, and like a lot of operators, we had a VA managing list pulls from your typical vendors, another one scrubbing and skip tracing, and 10 tabs open trying to keep everything current.What we really had?

I am wondering if I should list it now, or wait until I get back in town. 

Here is a list of things we really focus on (in no particular order):1.

I have multiple listings with the exact verbiage and pictures for different timeshares I list, and Airbnb has no problem with it.