Have great leads, contractors & property manager and still have to pass on opportunities because I'm scared I wont be able to fulfill a promise if I say yes to another property. 

My family and I are days away from fulfilling our dream of leaving the cold Canadian winters behind and moving to sunny Orlando, Florida where we’ll be beginning our real estate investment career as Homevestors franchisees.  

Most holding deposit forms clearly state the deposit will be forfeited if the terms of the agreement are not fulfilled.

I'm no lawyer, so no legal advice here, but it seams to me the tenant DID report the problem so he fulfilled his obligation.  

The CFD does not convey title to the real property until the contract obligation has been fulfilled, so you will still want to carry insurance as you are still own the deed.

I used all my free time to search for properties and search for quality members of my team that I knew I would need to fulfill my Real Estate Investment goals (ie.

One person stated, since they don't meet criteria: I see my credit score came in below your minimum requirement2- If they fulfill screening criteria, schedule a tour and then handout Rental Application, if they are interested and after their consent, use https://rentprep.com/ or https://www.myrental.com/ for tenant screening.3-If everything checks out and all good, ask for security deposit, use a lease agreement(addendum) along with RentPrep Move-In-Move-Out-Checklist and lots of property pictures and handover the keys.Is there any other key step or detail which I have been missing?

You can see that our growth is looking strong because we now have Amazon bringing their fulfillment center to Bakersfield, along with L'Oreal, Ikea, Ross, Target, Caterpillar, etc.  

It can be nerve-racking when you finally get a deal & close on it- but also super fulfilling.

@Joe Funari An agent certainly does Not have to tell a buyer why a seller is selling, neither legally or ethically ....if anything, that might open up the agent to not fulfilling their fiduciary responsibility to the seller.