I'm relatively new to RE, but have recently made up my mind that it's going to be one of the main components to my long term wealth building strategy.

I am a relatively new investor that has gotten my feet wet by using my own savings to buy my first deal. 

I’m a relatively new investor and have the opportunity to buy a 42 unit complex roughly 2 hours from where I live.

I've got my first property under contract and had it inspected a few days ago. i've looked over the inspection report and the major issues i see are related to foundation problems.

- Myself and a family member (uncle) are purchasing a property.  - Uncle is Non-Occupying Co-Borrower.- My family and I will be living in the property as our primary residence. Uncle has own primary residence elsewher...

Compassion and emotions related to dealing with tenants is only a path to failure.

I do have a high risk tolerance due in part to being relatively young (30), having stable income (military) and setting my personal finance/retirement on autopilot with a course set for a comfortable retirement at 65.

If you do buy the worst property in the best neighborhood, you don't want it to remain the worst property in the neighborhood - there's a point at which you want to do a better job of attracting customers than your competitors, and that's going to be difficult to do if your place is a dump relative to the rest of the neighborhood. 

So, my question for the BP community is this: does anybody have a verified, dependable screening company that covers evictions nation-wide - even Maine, and that will allow me to see the full credit report (after an office inspection, of course)? 

To be honest with you people do not mind lend relatives money for medical tuition bills and will not want to get into lending practice unless there is a profit sharing scheme.