Tips on how to effectively manage the 201(k) lending process (pre and post loan approval)?

As long as you are in a strong rental market you shouldn't have too much trouble just make yourself aware of the laws and you can hire a management company to fill vacancies if you need to.

Until you find some folks local to you to talk shop take a look at some out of state investment tips below.

Any tips or ideas regarding forms or documents I should give them shortly after close?

I am continuing to shop around, but wasn’t sure if anyone had some initial tips.

If so I'd be interested in learning the process and getting some local tips and info on the market.

I just got a hot tip from my friend...

Marlon, thanks for the tips!

@Todd WadeHi Todd,My name is Henry and I’m 16 and living in the south of England.I’m hoping to get into investing in property, aiming to buy my first property in my early 20s.As someone with multiple properties in the UK could you possibly give me some tips as to how to successfully invest in multi family properties and maybe let me know about some of the things you learnt when you began investing.Many thanks, Henry

I would start with looking at the states Landlord Tenant Laws for this.