Same goes for cleaners, photographers and the supporting operations cast.

Banks are definitely still involved, from what I'm seeing, even if brokers and borrowers might need to cast a little wider of a net to find one interested.For reference, about 2/3 of the loan quotes in the past 24 hours that've come through the lender matching platform I work for have been from banks.

So far, I’ve contacted four brokerages with no responses yet—still early in the outreach, but I wanted to cast a wider net.My Ask:Has anyone here pursued something similar—launching a property management business under a broker’s license without being a broker yourself?

A new HVAC is $10k, water heater $1k, cast iron plumbing to PEX replace (with basement access) can be $8k if not more.

They see the writing on the wall, they have last 5yrs of puffed up revenues to sell against, and there hoping for that buyer who's not correctly forward casting and will buy based on last 5yrs not the next 5yrs. 

Cast a big net. 

Sadly the underwriting seems to have been an oversight in the areas you had mentioned, of course sponsors will always cast the brightest light on every situation but we and they must remember we aren't paying for their education but expect the experts to lead the investors thru experience and wisdom.

Should I look at installing a cast iron tub?

The house was built in 1964 and still has old copper plumbing and cast-iron sewage line.

I’d skip fiberglass — feels flimsy, stains fast, and once it dulls, it’s done.If you’re feeling fancy or want that “forever” tub, cast iron is bulletproof — just heavy as sin.