**Monitor Progress and Adapt** - Regularly review your goals and progress

Handyman for quick fixes, guidance and evaluation.

Honestly, the screening part is the worst and effectively demands landlords violate fair housing by requiring that you evaluate things like evictions "holistically" (i.e. preventing landlords from having consistent policies that treat each applicant the same.That being said, the bill is better than the original version at least.

Still in progress!

Hey Chris, glad you stuck with it and progressed nicely.

It is the capital, but I've heard that rental evaluations aren't as strong there compared to Huntsville or Birmingham.

Hey @Christopher Almaraz, I use DealCheck to pull comps and evaluate properties. 

I stopped for a while to do life coaching and energy work, and then I met a guy who was a broker that wanted to get more into the development side so we teamed up with his dad, a lawyer, and started up.As things have progressed, I am now finding lots of deals, and as it turns out, the guy I am working with is not really delivering the investors like he said he could/would so I am learning that part of the process now too as most of my deals sit quietly on the sidelines.

I also live in Denver and evaluate ~20 deals a week, and only find 1-2 deals a month that cashflow. so I understand where you're coming from. if you have the time, maybe lean toward MTR right now.

a) Depends on above, but Detroit fits all the criteriab) Work with agents at a PMC that know investment real estate (we can handle)c) Work with a PMC that does renovations (we do)To succeed at the above, you probably want to work with a PMC that is fully transparent and supplies videos for property walk-thrus and renovation progress.