What's the timeline typically looked like for you guys to do the basic make ready/turnover preparation after a tenant leaves and prior to a new tenant occupying the property? 

The things that are past life just mean that you should be prepared to replace if they fail.

This kind of volatility can be overwhelming if not prepared for it.

This was a team effort among our architect, construction manager, and ownership group working diligently to complete the plans with ample time to process them with the city, garnering the necessary approvals and preparing us to begin construction on schedule.And that leads me to today.

Between the two, they CF about $530/month and I had no money out of pocket at the end of the day.Just get familiar with neighborhoods and be prepared to make a quick offer when something pops up that's a good deal.

If it's not, get out.Next time, be prepared to do the work at your cash offer, in my opinion.If you are utilizing financing for the project, I'd ask if your financing will even come through when you start documenting plumbing, etc issues?

I'm working in home remodeling right now, are there other jobs or possible volunteer opportunities that I should look into to prepare?

I wanted to put the question out to get investor/ finance perspectives and I prepare to make the move.Great question about resale.

I am hoping someone would be generous and share a tip or two of how to prepare for the first deal.

I have had people prepared to give me cash on the spot.