(Meetups, local market insights, deal analysis, accountability, etc.)Would love to hear what’s been most valuable for you.

It can be frustrating, but here’s how I handled a similar situation in the past.I noticed a pattern with one of my tenants and suspected the damages weren’t accidental.

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Love it, great post!

I like this route better than having a handyman to handle properties that I do not own.

Rehab budgets seem to be climbing in many markets.
I’m wondering how other investors are adjusting:
Are you updating your numbers? Changing your buy-box?
Curious to hear how others are adapting and keeping projects...

As mentioned, looking for recommendations for a residential property in Chicago

I love it.... why ?

I’m seeing a lot of investors talk about delays affecting their funding timelines and holding costs.
How are you keeping projects on track?
What red flags do you look for when choosing contractors?

Can anyone recommend a good real estate agent in Joshua tree that has sold to STR investors and familiar with str market and zoning?