All Forum Posts by: Wes Eaves

Different states have different laws so I would advise you to have a real estate attorney in your area draft one. Pay a little now or pay a lot later! Remember court can be expensive and time consuming.

Call their previous landlords and find out what they have to say. Make sure you get a copy of their drivers license to ensure that all previous addresses are included and their previous "landlord" was not their mother.

Very good tips!

I would be interested in finding some of these companies as well. Thanks.

Welcome to BP. I've been a member for a short time and have already gained a ton of useful information! There are a lot of great people and resources here.

Thanks to the two "West Coasters" that provided me with the info. It is greatly appreciated!! :D

I'm in Tampa, FL and am interested in working for a REO field service company (aka Asset Management Company...I think) so that I can learn the business. Does anyone know of any reputable companies that do business here?

Hello all. I've recently moved back to Tampa, FL. Prior to moving to Houston, TX, I lived in Tampa for 4 years. (Guess I missed the sunshine!) I've always wanted to get into the real estate business. Many have told me to become a real estate agent, but I don't think that is for me. I've technically done one RE transaction. I bought a home a couple of years ago, fixed it up, and sold it last year for a profit (not exactly a QUICK flip, but a flip none the less). I've also worked for an investor helping with SFR rehabs...that was one of the best learning experiences!!

I'm always looking to learn, especially from others who have experience in the industry. I think that one can learn from everyone, no matter what their level of commitment to the industry is.

I look forward to networking with everyone and continuing to learn!