I'm door-knocking pre-foreclosures and would like to expand my network of investors.

Unfortunately, this is the primary reason I do not use third party vendors for rent payments, and I have posted on here a few times about this (usually when someone posts about a fraudulent clawback), despite the throng of enthusiasm for the continued use of these methods.Each one of my tenants is given a pre-designated bank account (idenitifed in the lease) to which they deposit rent. 

You can also turn on an automated pre-screening questionnaire that is sent to every lead.

Do you do any pre-foreclosure experience?

(but investor and deal need to qualify)I don't like the term 100% financing since there is a lot of scam going on and that term is somehow pre-loaded. 

So ask them to pre-underwrite your deal and give you a feel for what their best plan would be.

, so you can just walk away from the whole thing.Things that can help - get comps in advance and have them available at the open house, as well as pre-sale inspection report.

If you already have a pre approval for FHA then starting locally with a house hack is going to be your best bet.

IRA funds do not have "tax basis" since pre-tax dollars were used.

I can pre-authorize an amount and if the expense is below that, the vendor can do the repairs without talking to me live4) Urgent maintenance issues - say a pipe breaks, or tenant is locked out.