This seems to be an old thread but for those newbies who follow it I'd add to Mike's words that if you plan to do any long-distance landlording, consult with local reputable property managers who can guide you through the areas that fit your budget and is decent enough to do business in, so you won't end up in a war zone.

In our past experience with brokers, they have always brought quantity and tried to force us to change our lending criteria to fit - which wastes both of our time and effort because we have criteria for a reason.

Does this fit the Good Neighbor Policy?

The other time, the leak was fixed by removing the gas fitting on the regulator and reinstalling it with some fresh pipe compound (only cost me the drive).

@Bryan Hancock  Is it a good fit for Realtors seeking local house flippers?

Do y'all find that rehab miscellaneous fixtures, fittings, random tools, etc eats up more money than you anticipated, or is this something you just get good at accounting for after doing a few rehabs?

Kyle, I would ask around at REI club meetings, and network with agents and investors, to find a good local brokerage where you will only pay small flat rate commissions, and are pretty much 'left alone' to conduct your business as you see fit.

Put a treated 1 X2 all around the floor on concrete t eliminate rot of white wood on concrete.Cut 3/4 foam to fit between 1 X4's tight.

They actually work through people in the industry to get referred to other people that might fit their profile.

The particular commercial may not be the distressed focus but the viewer will recall what specific distress category that they fit in.