I collect a pet fee to help offset the cost of any additional cleaning that might be needed for pet hair and such.

There are three main things in my opinion that I look at that differentiate a good wholesaler from ones that can improve.Essentially, good wholesalers provide as much information as possible on the property, so it is very easy for me to make a decision on whether it is a good deal or not.Also, the information is accurate, which helps me avoid doing unnecessary homework, since I can trust that the wholesaler is providing the right details and laying out everything I need to know about the property to determine if it is a good deal.They are also getting it at a price that makes sense, so they know how to run their numbers.

I worked in commercial construction and ran a MF division of a company. so have seen a lot of hair raising things - but for my portfolio, I like to keep it simple and stick with stuff I am confident of.

If there is dog odor, there probably is dog hair in the ducts.

My ADR is lower but they do well!

Quote from @Brady Bell: I need some honest feedback of fellow investors outside of my circle.

My honest advice:No.

I have my LLC and property in WI.

I knew the owners of the property and i want to use flipping to fuel my passive investments.

I am buying my first property this upcoming Monday.I have a student loan balance from dental school above 400k with an interest rate of 5.875%.