@Chabelis Alegria think about it this way, how many years will it be until you have to address these issues again?

If the numbers look good, then I dig deeper.If you want to learn more, feel free to DM me!

You may want to dig deeper... 

Additionally I will walk them through flips I am working on and show them before and after work on my own property along with costs in a field trip style interaction  does this sound like a needed value to those who are new to flipping?  

One thing I always recommend checking if you are interested in a specific location is to check State, City, and even HOA rules in an area to see if there may be any restrictions on renting property for short term lengths as that can also influence certain markets and opportunities, especially with forecasting and managing.If you haven't looked into it already, I would definitely recommend looking into LLCs and Trusts for Asset Protection and even Tax Mitigation strategies.Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.

Thank you Brendan and Mohammed.Here’s what I’ve done so far, based on some advice I received:I did some digging and also drove by the property.

I've been digging into some of the remote things I can help them with lately but I live in LA.

Also, Connecticut has its own fair housing rules, so if you're promoting this as a public program or doing it across multiple properties, it might be a good idea to run it by a local attorney or fair housing specialist just to make sure you're not crossing any lines.Yes, it’s legal if it’s framed as a voluntary incentive and not used in a way that could be seen as discriminatory.

The property is also becoming more run down with garbage left in the yard.We did some digging ourselves and found out that this property is a rental property. 

Is this the company?