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Did any of you find issues with the tenants HAVING to use the app? This concerns me that they can't even apply on desktop. Maybe it will turn off people I wouldn't want anyway, but I'm just making sure I do my due diligence. 

Did any of you find issues with the tenants HAVING to use the app? This concerns me that they can't even apply on desktop. Maybe it will turn off people I wouldn't want anyway, but I'm just making sure I do my due diligence. 

@Josh Braun I did expand my search to SFH. I am coming from Salt Lake City, and SFH were my bread and butter. After I saw how low the inventory is for multi-units, I expanded my search. Thank you so much for the info!

Thanks Jacob! I am actually a few months out from being in Chattanooga full time, but would still love to begin to network there. I will send the connection, so we at least have that. Thank you! 

Hey Y'all! Do I start need to start saying y'all if I am moving to TN? I'm not sure where the border is. 

Anyway, I am moving to Chattanooga for a fresh start and looking for my first multi-family. I looked at sold properties in the last 6 months and a lot that have sold I never saw come through. I know this means I need to find some off-market deals, but how? Where do I begin? Is the first step to join a local group? Does anyone want to be friends? 

Also, I am pretty handy, and have done all my rehabs myself and am a project manager, by profession. I'm a pro at pouring concrete countertops but don't like electrical or plumbing work so much. I'm willing to offer help in any way I can in exchange for some help in finding these secret deals. 

I'm also interested in hearing all the information about Chattanooga, in addition to real estate. I've done a lot of research on the neighborhoods and have a pretty good handle on where I am looking, but if you have a favorite coffee shop or restaurant, I'm down for that too. All the things! 

Thank you so much for taking the time to read and respond! 

Thanks for the tip! I'd like to even know where to begin. How do I get started? I'm not looking for anything crazy, just a few small deals here and there to get my feet wet, while I wait for my business to pick up. I feel like I am truly starting at ground zero here. 

Can someone tell me where I can find more information about wholesaling? I know so a little about it and would be interested in learning more. Are there any books or content I could read that someone could suggest that'd be helpful. I own a few rental properties but I'm on pause right now due to losing my W2 to covid. I have money in a heloc and though maybe I could get into wholesaling while I work on building my other business. Thank you! 

I don't have a property manager, but I do have a really amazing realtor and loan officer, if you need it. 

Due to the nature of my invest in owner-occupied properties, I tend to move a lot. As I get better at it, I move more and more because it's taking me less and less time to rehab. My issue is I feel like I always have so much stuff, even though I really don't. I am a single, female and have built most of my own furniture. Anyone have ideas on how to live a minimalist lifestyle in the midst of this?