.: Plumbing including fixtures ($22.5k)Drywall ($20k)30 Windows, have 10 bought already ($10k)3 kitchens (cabinets bought already) ($40k)3 bathrooms ($30k)Flooring (bought already for 2 units) ($15k)Gutters/Fascia/Cleaning siding ($4k)Exterior Doors: ($3.5k)

Use the 45-day window if you need it.

Why should a tenant pay $100 for a leaking faucet, roof, broken window . . .

Comes with a 1-year builders warranty and builders will often toss in closing costs, appliances, window treatments, etc to move inventory.

First-time flippers are pushing closer to 13-14% even on good deals, while guys with 50+ flips under their belt are still hitting 10% flat with longer terms.The 7-14 day funding window is also dependent on having your doc package tight.

A property may look like a home run online but when you find out that the neighborhood is a C/D rather than the B you thought it was, that goes out the window. 

In older buildings things like cast iron sewer, boiler conversion options, old windows, lead paint, etc should also be considered. 

People will need to know if the exterior is brick, if the roof is flat, what the parking looks like, if there’s any vacant land included, what the windows/insulation situation is like if the area gets cold, etc etc. 

The focus should be on solid systems, dependable plumbing and electrical, safe flooring, working HVAC, secure doors and windows, and items that will withstand long term tenant use.

Most of what they check is reasonable — working smoke detectors, no peeling paint, functioning appliances, no safety hazards, keyed locks on entry / exit doors, windows that open and close and lock, no pests, outlets are grounded, place is clean.For first time Section 8 landlords, some Cities participating in the program will offer pre-lease inspections.