One side is renting for $1,900 and the other $2,000.I feel super confident in the deal as it's a 2005 build, currently cash flows with tenants and there is so much room for forced appreciation.The Inspection is scheduled for 6-12-2025, when we went to see the units only one side was available to see and the living conditions were awful.

Purchase price: $175,000 Cash invested: $30,000 This condo started as a flip with a simple kitchen renovation but the view of the Baltimore Harbor is so beautiful I decided to keep it.

We're talking north of McKinney on the way to OK. the dream is so real but the handcuffs of being stuck in Colorado until my husband can take his son (or his son is grown) is so real.

Because our pay grade is so low here I also will apply the fee for the background check which I make the prospective applicant pay to the first months rent if they are approved.

Partnerships can be very difficult to manage and there is so much that can go wrong (resentments, too many chiefs, too many cooks in the kitchen, etc).  

I totally get it, but nowadays data is so precious it's very hard to find something like that for free.

It just seems like everything is so expensive that the house hacking won't work.

We are also looking at options for finding a "registered agent" for our Cleveland property I have not found anyone, even property managers are telling me they won’t sign off on anyone’s because they don’t like the way the city is pinning ultimate financial responsibility onto whoever the local agent is so it’s a risky endeavor.

Since many questions are repetitive, it might be possible to tweak the output as needed.That is what one of my property manager friends is doing with his tenants my written word is so poor with spelling and puncuation that if I started using AI I would right away get flagged as a fake AI poster :)  My wife just showed me how she uses it though to write her adds..

Unless the deal is so good that you can weather any storm that may arise from this moisture, I'd probably walk away.