Initial Inspection and Assessment: Document property condition before work begins. 

I feel like it’ll help clients feel more in control of the process, especially when they have busy schedules.Right now, I’m actively looking for ways to connect with new buyers and sellers without going overboard on spending.

If your wholesale opportunities ever expand into larger multifamily, definitely reach out to me since I am a full time real estate investor and active buyer for cash flow properties.Enjoy BP!

Speak with the Community Manager, or try to meet with one or more board members to gauge their attitudes on your investing ideas.Very Important:  check to see if there are any current or in-the-works special assessments. 

Charleston has a very active REI community and several meetup/networking events each month that are pure gold.

For out-of-state networking, I'd focus on engaging regularly in BP forums (like you're doing now), joining virtual meetups in your target markets, and connecting with active BP members who consistently provide value here. 

Especially if you’re interested in finding off-market gems.About your first few questions when it comes to bank accounts and loans, there’s no special “land flipping” bank account, but you want one set up specifically for your real estate activity.

They actually have lots of active investors, so you might find someone there. 

I’d also advise being cautious with turnkey listings that look overly perfect—they often come with a higher price tag and might not deliver the promised returns.Also, I’d encourage you to really assess property management options.

Funny how all the accounts with positive things to say about Dream Rentals are “Account Closed” and Al, those with negative things to say about Dream Rentals are still active.