(Turn-Key- meaning, they don’t have to deal with Tenants, Toilets, or Trash)In other words, all they have to do is close on the carefully vetted properties we bring to them.We provide property management, title, attorney and Insurance.We even screen tenants, deal with the various gov’t programs and provide a 3 month rent credit on the HUD.You’d see a firm that believes in keeping all investors continually “in the know” about their investments.And if that’s what you see, you’d be partially correct.But by taking a deeper look, you’d see that we’re much more than that…People choose us based on four main criteria…✅ Relationships✅ Accountability✅ Integrity✅ TransparencyIt’s about operating with integrity to build trusting relationships, being transparent with both successes and failures, and taking ownership through accountability…Focusing on taking care of our greatest asset, which is the people who choose to align with us.We want them to be able to lie down at night and sleep like a babies because they know we have their best interest in mind and always working to proactively solve any issue that may arise.To be 100% hands-off, while enjoying the passive income that hits their bank account every month.Just as sure as the sun rises…To the tune of double-digit net caps WITH equity.We conduct extensive research to know which markets present the biggest opportunities, which reduces risk and maximizes upside.And the best part?

This forum has been an absolute wealth of information around the foreclosure process and trustee sales.I've been heavily researching tax sales/foreclosures for a few years now and finally feel ready to take the jump.

I have heard from others that you should learn and research tax if possible for your first property rather than hire CPA right off the bat as it should be less complex from strategy.

Research high-rental areas, plan for repairs, and consider simple upgrades.

So, when investing in areas they don’t really know, investors should research the different property Class submarkets.

In my experience you have to deal with contractors in person, be on-site and be a bit of a tough guy, you have to know enough about what they're doing to constantly call them on any BS, even if you're not an expert you can usually research enough to keep them in line. 

I’ve done some initial research, but I’d love to hear from anyone with firsthand experience or knowledge of the Gulf Shores rental market.Specifically, I’m curious about:•Occupancy Trends: How does demand fluctuate throughout the year?

I researched this segment to discover what types of properties they preferred and where they lived.

Recommend you do a LOT of research on both rental and sales markets to figure out your best options. 

Early research and collaboration with local authorities are essential to streamline the process.