I know I can go through a lawyer but I was told it is a fairly simple process hence want to DIY.Regards,Xuming

Jonathan, just to clarify the process: After I get seller under contract t, I then find the end buyer, and the second contract is between the agent and the end buyer.

That’s thanks to a combination of rent increases, successfully appealing property taxes (highly recommend if you understand the process), and just giving the portfolio time to stabilize.One thing I’ll say is that a lot of people underestimate how much capital it takes to scale quickly.

Curious to hear how things turned out and whether any unexpected challenges came up in the process.

Screening tenants well and then a security deposit or credit card hold process in place will limit liability.

Make sure to keep tenants comfortable during the process, and leverage property management companies with investor connections for potential buyers.Good luck!

So take into consideration the holding costs of making no money for years into the process. 

I talked to a woman on the voucher waiting list recently about her experience with the process and she said most people that get approved for vouchers never move from that area, so the local PHA ends up closing their HCV programs because there aren't any more HCV qualified homes in that area.

if i buy a rent ready house off the MLS, and put it under management with a good PM... that's basically turnkey too just without the label and the provider.one thing i notice on BP is how many new investors think they're being guaranteed outcomes rather than processes. 

Build scalable process that allow me to stick to my plan and maintain balance according to my values.D.