Did you figure out if it was legit?

To increase your chances of finding the right property, expand your search criteria, use multiple platforms like MLS, and network with local professionals like real estate agents, property managers, and wholesalers.

1) Use a solid title company that won't insure everything 2) Buy only from legit and solid wholesalers / agents 3) If you can find out if the real seller still lives in the home that is helpful  -  get the story and try to do a little investigation yourself 4) Make sure the seller has a real and recent water bill - We can help you with that also so you don't get stuck with $2000 or more after closingI hope this helps you all because it is an amazing city to invest in.  

there is so much support and insight on this platform. also, there are a bunch of meet ups in and around the Nashville area should you want to meet people face to face. this could give you an opportunity to meet people with little to no experience to other investors doing major deals in our area. 

By reading this platform, I'm sure I just saved myself buyer's remorse and not paying 30k for real success multifamily real estate mentorship. 

Always look at reviews, and make sure they are legit reviews made by real people.

Which platform are you pulling these lists from?

Get on the platforms and look at other listings in your area that are similar! 

But before we get into the argument of what should/shouldn't be in the packet (or if you need one at all) does anyone have a service, website, platform they have used with good results, and would recommend ? 

Also, if BP members are going to use the best appreciating locations in their pro RE examples, then you must use those same locations when drawing the opposite conclusion.Or you site the range of expert averages (I can find legit references that indicate as low as 20% and as high as 33%).