I will run an ozone machine in there if they move out.  

I had my real estate license so I have some level of understanding of the process, but my full-time job has consumed my time so I've focusing on that instead.For background on the property:*15-year old townhome*3 bedroom/2.5 bath*Unfinished walkout basement*Trex Deck*Good schoolsTo prepare to rent I've replaced all 3 toilets with brand new units, new sump pump, new garbage disposal, new modern kitchen faucet, and new washing machine water lines.

I work in machine learning and data science.

Since you don't drive a car looking through the rear view mirror, a list of cities ranked by cumulative returns is only so useful, but then it was fun to play around with regressions, tress, and some machine learning models to see what has driven cumulative returns.

We're wholesalers of many types of properties, and one of the reasons it is so great is because we can do it from literally anywhere, we don't have to be where we are looking to buy.With today’s technology, we’re direct mail acquisition machines all without leaving our office (or home, or wherever we happen to be that day).

I hired this part out b/c Im not a machine and cant do a $70k rehab completely myself.

I personally only use a contractor for Gutters because you have to have a gutter machine to make them seamless.

I really don't know, but it is definitely not just deals taking longer then expected to close at this point.He could just own it and admit he had not met his obligations to his investors and try to make it right but instead he is trying to keep people from finding out how he operates so he can bring in new unsuspecting investors to keep the machine going.

He said through robots and automation he has cut his staff from 17,000 3 years ago to 7500 today.. now granted those machines he buys are a million a piece.. and one factory I looked at personally in Malaysia had over 100 of them on the floor.. 

But if you get the right combination it can be a nice cash-flowing machine