If you buy OOS I highly recommend having an unbiased party (not your agent or anyone trying to sell you something) maybe an experienced investor doing a very detailed video tour of the house and paying them something like $100 or so before you submit an offer - I wish I had done this.

One of these links actually is a video of the Argument in front of the Supreme Court in Nevada.

You can google to specifics of how you do it and even watch some cool time lapse videos on YOUTUBE.

I won't beat a dead horse here but make sure you have a solid contract, some kind of project management communication that is on a weekly basis with photo and or video documentation of progress.

Quote from @Cédric Le May: Hello everyone, just started my journey to invest in rental properties but I am working full time so for now, I am just reading articles/forums, watching videos online and trying to learn as much as I can before investing.

Greetings,I woke Friday morning to listen Pastor Mike Jr’s New Winning EP, and this Multifamily Movement YouTube Video alerted Me, and I had 45 minutes to join.

Despite only being on BiggerPockets for a few years, we’ve found this community incredibly valuable through the webinars, books and videos.

That's why we also choose high-end finishes to get great tenants and top rents - here is a walk-through video on some of the things we typically do. 

Go watch Reventure Consulting youtube video, "Colorado Market Forecast for 2024."

For a complete beginner that is trying to jump into their first deal with absolutely little to no knowledge (obviously read books and countless videos, etc), when is a good time to start paying the $100 a month to utilize PropStream?