@Jonathan R McLaughlinYou can select different levels.  

Tenant screening is the most important aspect of selecting a tenant.  

Would anyone have a good example of a pitch book of sort that you used to obtain a hard money loan for an investment property?

I know this isn't a cash flowing property, but we are in NYC and there has already been an 80,000k appreciation on it...we are sort of hoping that long term the appreciation would make this worthwhile.

I legally cannot qualify for any sort of loan (I’m only 16), but I CAN help Investors find good deals right?

I even flew out to Orlando before ultimately selecting to invest in Indianapolis.

Helpful to know any combination is accepted practice and is available to me as the owner.As for researching each professional, aside from word of mouth, confirming licenses/insurance, and comparing bids, I feel like the final selection comes down to one's gut feeling during the initial meeting and subsequent interactions.

I feel as if many competitors walk in there hand business cards out and simply say "call me" sort of thing. how can I stand out from this and win the hearts of realtors :)?

I am trying to learn more about the pros/cons of considering Section 8 (I would not plan to lower my rent, my standards for selecting a tenant, or my expectations for the tenant to follow the stipulations of the signed lease).P.S.

What sort of tire kicking behavior is this?