They’ve got strong comps and relatively light rehab needs, so I’m confident in the resale potential.I plan to purchase and flip under my LLC, and I have a high credit score.That said, the hard money lenders I’ve spoken with so far are offering terms around 60% ARV with 100% construction financed.

This past long weekend, I had a moment to reflect—and here’s a question I think more investors should ask:
Did your property manager call you this weekend?
About an emergency? A decision? A repair? A tenant issue?
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We do both PM & RE sales - for both our owners (investors) & tenants. 

The low acquisition price and strong demand for entry-level homes in Montgomery made this a great candidate for a quick resale.

Even if they are the best or the worst, your knowledge should help you manage them for better results.3) You could quickly figure out it's not worth your time and decide to sell - even at a loss.

It’s an investment, but well worth it for the curb appeal and durability.For interior doors, I like to go with solid-core options, especially in multi-bedroom rentals.

It appears to be a solid deal on the surface—good location in Washington Heights, strong rental potential, and solid building condition.However, I recently found out the property is near a minimum-security correctional facility, and I’m weighing how that could impact future tenant perception, resale value, and appreciation.Before I make an offer, I’d love to hear your insights.Have you ever owned or evaluated a property near a correctional facility?

RE sales? 

Love your drive, BRRRR is a powerful strategy, and Fort Worth is a great market to get started in!

Hey everyone! I’ve been diving deep into multi-family and apartment investing lately and wanted to get some thoughts from the community. With interest rates shifting and market conditions constantly evolving, do you t...