Search on google and your state and "white paper" on tax liens.   

Put deal on paper with help of mentor buy discussing pro cons and possible cash flow8.

The numbers may look great on paper, but if there could be a larger threat to your safety than you bargained for, websites like neighborhoodscout.com can help you navigate that dynamic before learning the hard way!

Hi as Steve and Jason pointed out it is very important to keep funds seperate.You will need an escrow account, if it's required by law, your account will need to be titled XYZ ESCROW ACCOUNT, if not so required, it can be any account but ONLY deposits and funds held in trust should ever be depoisited to this account and any withdrawl should be well noted on the check and on your books.If you comingle you accounts and you need paper towels to clean units, the IRS can simply disallow your deduction saying it was used at home since it was paid from a personal account or one of comingled funds.I too would suggest you formalize a business entity, an LLC probably.

It's all within a 5-7 day business day period, which is normal for paper checks and banks. 

When I was self managing I would have paper applications and I had an online company run the credit and background.

Hi Michael,Seems pretty good on paper!

Property is cheap and the numbers look good on paper, but I think reality hits a lot of people like a sledgehammer with turnover costs, vacancies, problematic renters, maintenance, etc.

I wonder if they really are service dogs (which are usually well trained) or pets with papers (aka emotional support animals).

Land flipping buy low sell high carry paper or cash out.. much less competition and pretty active I fund a few of these folks that do so much better than cash flow real estate at least earning money day one that you can actually live on .