I like the long term prospects combined with the future growth opportunity in the Mt.

Trust your gut, but strive to get all the info you can on prospective tenants.

Either the prospect isn't qualified or the deals are not good.

My husband and I are looking to flip and/or BRRRR in Bloomington, Indiana and surrounding areas. We are exploring using private money and have had a few people contact me through BP but how do I know they are legit? I...

I have an email that I've composed with all of my rental criteria as well as some FAQs about the property that I send to every prospect that inquires about the property.

Go to the material supplier your prospective contractor uses and ask them if they know him.

You can then get a vague estimate as to whether they can actually afford the property.Second, you should consider the area and cross-reference that area's median income with your prospective tenant.

Start shopping around and do a good job in vetting each of the prospective candidates and select someone local that can provide services of each of the required disciplines.

Hello, I am a prospective home buyer.

@Joe Splitrock I agree on your prospective of Nashville!