@Jasmeial Jackson and Account ClosedYou both seem a bit naive about federal laws regarding this.The primary law that governs how institutions can use or share personal information about consumers is the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999.

Grateful for friends in the BP community who've gifted me "The Book on Managing Rental Properties" by Brandon and Heather Turner.With so much to learn in such a short period, I'm eager to hear any advice this community has to offer.

Getting into rental real estate investing has been on my mind for about a year or so and I’ve been consuming books, podcast, etc.

Tom Wheelwright’s WealthAbility is a full-on SCAM with shoddy ‘business practices’ that needs to be investigated for consumer fraud!

Keep an eye on the market, and maybe chat up folks who've been through this doc-to-owner journey.

my main concerns are (1) this property has substantial deferred maintenance that you're not aware of, and (2) vacancy and turnover will be high, and together those factors are going to consume all of the cash flow for several years but, it sounds like if that's the case, you're going to back out. 

From the initial notice to the actual eviction, this can be complex and time-consuming.

I originally came from the consumer finance and "B, C, and D Lending" (now non-QM), then migrated to commercial banking before focusing on real estate investors (we don't like to say "hard money")...so I actually have a lot of experience in what you're trying to do.

We obviously supplies consumables.

Getting a flood plain map modified can be both expensive and time consuming.