Once I’ve created some income, then should I start looking for foreclosures, passive income and more sophisticated strategies?

I am currently researching most effective strategies when creating yellow letters to test my effectiveness so I'm not wasting money.

What can they give me in terms of data--rent history, leases, repair history, their fee on the property, historical turn and fill rate, avg length of tenant--all that kind of stuff.

I love when I take the time -- sometimes even do a bit of research -- to create a thoughtful, accurate answer and nobody, not even the poster, votes for it.

The lenders will ask all your personal financial data anyway.But to answer your question - get the card that has cash back, no annual fees and low interest rates.

Any good tips for creating an accurate ARV?

The broker I got the loan from has suggested that I create a second llc and sell the home to myself for $185,000, then use the proceeds to get all of my cash back out to use for future deals.

We have a responsibility and obligation to create he world that we want to live in.

@David LaPlante from where you got this data?

Buying cash flowing rental real estate that you can add value to, will allow you to create a strong passive income.