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I put together this guide awhile back for myself and thought I'd share!

There are definitely some things to look out for in this market due to the houses being older but it’s a great market to get started in

This is another doc that should be updated annually.

I’m getting set up as a real estate professional and I’m looking for recommendations on business checking accounts.Some background:• I’m a new licensed agent in NC and building my LLC• I want a business bank account that’s easy to use, low-to-no-fee, and scalable• Online banking + mobile deposit functionality is important• Extra points if it integrates well with QuickBooks or accounting tools• I’m open to traditional banks and online fintech optionsCurious what you all use and love, and why you chose it.Any pros/cons you’ve experienced (fees, customer service, transaction limits, integrations, etc.) would be super helpful!

The deal likely only works with favorable owner financing terms and rent bumps.I'm trying to figure out if this is something investors would actually pay for before I build the automated version.

@Andrew Bosco One thing I’d add to this is that a license doesn’t just give agents access to deals — it gives them pattern recognition. 

Before I spend a single hour pulling comps or calling agents, I check three numbers on every deal.

I was hoping people could give me advice about what you would do if you were me and what you did when you were starting out.

No were near 1% if purchasing to rent would work, I would just purchase another primary residence with a FHA loan and rent this one out, however the math is not mathing.