Quote from @Erik Estrada: Hey Camilo, Why not just work with a reputable lender on here?

Need suggestion on an electric company with great service, reputation and a relative scale.

Normally, you would address damages when the tenant moves out, but you could do an inspection to ensure they are taking care of the property.

Water damage is something you won't know till you start tearing things up to see the extent.

Hi everyone! I’m under contract on my 1st property in CLE, the shaker heights area, which I’m very excited about BUT I’ve heard so many contractor horror stories. If you’ve worked with someone licensed, bonded and ins...

It's essential to carefully evaluate location, builder reputation, timelines, and local rental policies before moving forward.I'm interested to know: Are you considering preconstruction properties this year?

Set aside 1-3 days of "brain damage" time because your going to be trying to reach out, interview and sniff out the BS of attempting to build your own team, remotely, from 0.

The best thing to do to get your feet wet is to connect with some local wholesalers and home buyers in the area and have a "reputable" one help you close your first deal and share the spread.

I have not done any eviction yet, but I know it will be expensive and since the tenant is being hostile, they might turn to property damage.

Quote from @Mike Loughry: Hello – I am looking for advice about how to deal with a predatory water damage restoration company.