Due Diligence Expenses: 3rd party tests - appraisal, survey, phase 1, and possibly Property Condition Report.

Our process for quality control was not good.We had them delivered, plugged in, and we basically ended up doing a partial functions test of everything.

Things I've done with little success Pay for adsAds with picturessplit testing adsadding phone numbersdifferent locations throughout my target marketprofessional written adshuge discounts for leads (like we pay closing costs)

Just cover yourself with a clause that the tenant must test negative after 14-days

Many when to law school.At the end of the day understanding the fundamentals of how the real estate machine operates, the processes and the how they all tie into each other is going to help you.I’ve learned by a lot YouTube, BiggerPockets, real estate meetups, books, audiobooks, and textbooks.Going through college will give you what you put into it, there is a lot of useless memorization, learning how to be a good test taker, all that jazz.

@Michael Ulrich Test drive the tenant before committing them to anything longer than a month to month especially if you end up raising the rent. 

I would agree in the sense that this is definitely a test of the market, and many participants aren't ready with reserves.

I plan to take the exam soon as the testing centers re open. 

I say that as the mother of a child, now 17 years old, who has a medical issue where the co-pay is well over $5,000 for just one test. 

Has there been any soil testing done on the land?