Hi all, I’m currently under contract for a single family home built in the 1920s. My realtor mentioned the floor was slanted and that it’s common for some of the older homes. The seller did some work on the crawl space back in 2023, I included the invoice from crawl space medic. I talked to my realtor about hiring a structural engineer during this period but he’s been trying to assure me that it should be fine. We haven’t done the inspection yet but I still feel more confident if a structural engineer also evaluated it. What do you all think? Thanks in advance.

Hi All. Just need to keep myself accountable, so posting what I'm doing this weekend. 1) Cleaning up and organizing my files. 2) Updating my monthly transactions 3) Analyzing (hopefully) ~40 properties 4) Hopefully underwriting 4 properties. What are you all working on this weekend?

Anyone use Investorlift for wholesale deals?

Hi. What documents do you need to get ready for the upcoming tax season if you own a rental?

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