What you always want, in any eviction before any district magisterial judge here in my area, is a clear open-and-shut case where you are obviously high on the Mountain of Right, while the tenant is deep in the Valley of Wrong.But I don't operate out of Dallas and I really can't tell you with any real authority what's best there.

I did not take away from it the host should be a newbie, but I agree, the host should not be a newbie in real estate.What we found actually works best is when you have a newbie with an experienced person so the information can go deep but also be broken down in a simple way to explain things.  

Instead, I’m teaming up with a trusted partner from Anniston, AL, which has made my wife feel more comfortable with the plan :).I’ve been diving deep into the Birmingham market, using local resources and data to shape my investment strategy.

I’ve heard your concerns, and BiggerPockets is stepping up to provide stronger support and more robust education to empower passive investors.That’s why we’re creating PassivePockets.This isn’t just another platform; it’s our commitment to bringing transparency, education, and a true community to the world of passive real estate investing.To make this a reality, we knew we needed more than just an idea—we needed a partner with deep expertise.

i occasionally go to the monthly sheriffs sale on the courthouse steps with a wad of cash and hope to get a good deal. the list above lets me know about potential houses that i can drive by and do title searches for.

Rotting window frames, unsafe electrical issues, a tub and sink that didn’t drain properly, a promised dishwasher that turned out to be broken and unusable, a driveway with tons of pot holes so deep that they could have easily damaged cars, and much, much more.

If you bothered to ask or have someone drive by they'd see a big stump where the tree was taken down a month into ownership.

I listen to the podcasts driving to work everyday.

Lots of great educators on youtube for getting data to drive decisions.

I didn't know this prior, but the tenant does not drive, and told me she had to Uber to/from her old place to shower and wants $200 for this.