I have extremely minimal knowledge about this sort of thing and I would like to learn more.

When you’re brand new, it’s easy to think the biggest challenge is finding the right deal or saving up enough for a down payment.But honestly?

Got my feet wet with wholesaling and it's been treating me pretty well so far, honestly just leaning on my sales background.

Quote from @Perry Stanfield: Thank you KenGrandkids, along with my wife's extreme affinity to our home, translate to us staying in the Washington area.   

This one is more extreme, because I know the company to a degree and know they are under stress.

SmartDeeds has been on product that has me extremely excited and interested in where the market will go in the future.   

This normally would not be an issue but the cost of the water/sewer is extremely high in this area and specifically because the meter is a one inch, the costs are much higher than a normal 3/4 inch on a non-duplex. 

Knowing that info would be helpful, please let me know and I'll let you know my honest opinion.Thank you in advance,Jeffrey

Full gut remodel.New HVAC, plumbing, electrical, everything.Rehab cost: ~$55,000Financing: cash + 0% interest credit cards(Yes… the classic rookie move.)After fixing it up, we rented it for $850/mo.Today that same house rents for $1,200/mo and is worth around $135k+.Looking back, I probably should have run screaming.But honestly?

Renting each floor separately works, but ONLY if you treat it like rent-by-roomThe city only cares about how it’s built, not how it’s leased.As long as:One electric meterOne mailing addressOne kitchenOne unit on the booksYou can rent upstairs + downstairs separately the same way people rent a master bedroom vs. a basement suite.This is extremely common in Seminole Heights and Tampa Heights.4.