Any information on Dallas, or any input from investors from Dallas whether you are an out of state investor or live in the Dallas area would be appreciated, I would love to start a thread regarding this topic in the BP community.Namely, I am struggling to gather what I can confidently claim as reputable data on property management companies, and every real estate agent I call understandably pitches me on the influx of quality tenants in their respective area emphasizes the beauty of Dallas and their listed properties.

I am Canadian and I was wondering if anyone could give me the name of a reputable Property Management Association in Canada...and more specifically, in Ontario?

Have you considered going door to door knocking to the areas where you are sending out mailers  or other areas near your residence or buying a list of quality leads through a reputable source?

So sounds like relationship with reputable local commercial broker is key to get access to good deals early.

Hi all,I'm new to the site and am looking for Sunset Park/Borough Park, Brooklyn broker recommendations. I'm especially interested in someone with experience in 2-4 unit multifamily properties, but any tips on solid p...

Even if the car thing is legal and effective it will tarnish your reputation... for no good reason.

Especially if you are looking to be in Real Estate for the long term, a good reputation is worth a lot.

We investors are the experts in the Real Estate Community and seek to protect and enhance our reputation by keeping sellers informed throughout the entire process.In terms of a “subject to” transaction specifically, it is in our best interest as a growing real estate investor to make all mortgage payments and to do so in a timely fashion for multiple reasons:One of the first things we will likely do upon acquiring title to the property is make repairs and upgrades to the property.

Too far away from the local college for walking (approximately 3 miles) and the property is located in a different city as the college which has a poor reputation. 

The sales price would be $200,000, the property rehab would be approximately $80,000-$100,000 and the ARV would be anywhere from $400K-$450K.I’ve secured preapproval for a conventional homesense loan but the closing time on that is 45-60 days.The seller needs to have a fast close so I’m exploring HML or other options.I’m a first time rehabber so I’ve noticed that most HML lenders have really awful terms for first timers.I’m in North Carolina and was hoping somebody could direct me to reputable lenders that will work with me.