Look in the phone book under circuit courts and you will find a number for probate court.

With a bit of research, it’s pretty easy to figure out who owns the property, their home address, phone number, and sometimes even their email.

Go to BUILD YOUR TEAM at the top of the screen and look for local investors or meetups in your area.

They never returned phone calls.

You must learn to communicate with possible residents, ethically and legally screen them, juggle the calendar, create leases and collect rent.

Make sure every phone call with your brokerage is recorded (two party calls only or make notification of recordings if more than two parties involved) and every email and text is saved.

Attend seminars or workshops.Build Your Team: Start networking and finding the right professionals to support you.Start Looking: Look for properties that fit your criteria and financial capabilities.Make an Offer: When you find the right property, make a fair offer and negotiate the terms.Close the Deal: Once you've reached an agreement, complete the necessary paperwork and close the deal.Manage Your Investment: Maintain the property, screen tenants, and review your finances regularly.Make sure you have your criteria down, then financing and property selection is Easy!

I did self manage and self lease, so I screened all tenants looking for no evictions, no criminal background, good landlord references, long term tenancy, etc.  

Hello everyone, working on getting first rental property listed out what are some general qualifications or screening questions that I should ask for prospective tenants looking to rent.

As to your numerical goal, you can certainly exceed that (and ultimately by a large margin).Most would-be real estate investors get distracted along the way but have lots of smart phone apps.