I would hire a professional to do it (probably two at first and eventually pick between the better of the two) so that I don't have to spend my time training someone to do a task that someone else is already better at.

I also had good experiences with Section 8......Yes I know many people don't like the program.....but from my experience it can work out great.....there are far more vouchers out there then landlords willing to take them and it allowed me to cherry pick the best applicants and have a lot of stability and low turnover rates as a result of that.Don't hesitate to reach out if you'd like to go into a deeper conversation.

Hi all, I have an applicant she has 668 credit score and her husband 800. however she explaint her late payment occur on 2017 and all because of debit consolidation company told her to stop payin for all the bill so she can consolidate them. and i was ok to give a benefit of dought and ask for extra last month of rent , she didn't want to pay for it. and that had me worried. so over the weekend I did not pick up her call need time to think over now she is back saying she is ok to pay extra month.should I move on or should I still work with her, at this point i alos saw 5-6 late payment on 2017 ( as she claimed was due to debit consolidation) which I am not familiar with and she did provide me with pay off papers ( some of them show only 70% paid off and account closed.Should I take chance or should I let it go.

I am open to discussing this with anyone who has been thinking of outsourcing calls, picking up an extra few flips this year, going on more appointments, making more offers, etc thanks for your time you all, and looking  forward to speaking with you! 

If you decide to refurnish or redecorate, I have had pretty good luck with Ogle Furniture.  

My question is rooted in picking the right brokerage where I should hang my license to support the commercial real estate lease negotiations that I manage in my professional career, as well as the residential projects I manage on the personal wealth building side of my life. 

I would start by identifying what specific criteria you are looking for in a property and then pick a few markets from there based on the inventory in those markets.

I think the short answer, especially if its not your "home", is don't just pick the market your in to invest because its the place you are staying at the moment.

I have picked a market and only focus on California nowhere else.

Did I pick the short end of the straw with this property purchase?