Here's a comprehensive guide on how to conduct due diligence:Property Inspection: Arrange a thorough inspection of the property by a qualified inspector.

@Joe S. we take a lot of videos for our OOS clients.We ALWAYS state it's just a part of the process and a professional inspection should always be done.Depending on the quality & thoroughness of a Video Evaluation, this should be all an investor needs.

Tom is very thorough in these videos and after watching and watching again the knowledge is very beneficial and then you need to take action.

Most towns/cities have a master plan for the aspects/areas of the city that they are actively focusing their efforts on, and are pretty thorough with specific plans for carrying out those efforts with estimated timelines etc.

Be sure to run a thorough background check!

I recently dodged a bullet during inspection period when I found out the tenant was not screened thoroughly.

I purchased the book on Managing rental properties, thoroughly enjoyed it. 

I'd Consider leveraging VA services and ensuring thorough training for effective cold calling, or opt to hire a professional cold calling service.

So far so good as I have been getting the ball rolling, having bought over a half dozen tax liens so far, and doing thorough research on properties has become more natural with every new lien.But now I must ask: does anyone know anything about TaxSaleResources.com?

According to the BiggerPockets forum discussions, here are some key steps for conducting due diligence when purchasing a self-storage facility:Analyze the financials thoroughly, including net operating income (NOI) and cap rates.