Has anyone used this site for screening?

But that also complicate things as you wouldn't be able to get a conventional loan.It seems like you'll be investing long-distance.If you haven't read "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing" by David Greene, I would highly recommend it.

Because it is a more complicated process, the exchange fees are higher (around $7K versus $1200) but in the big scheme of things it could be to your benefit.When you speak with the exchange accommodators, ask them for referrals on lenders that can facilitate this, as not all lenders can make this happen.

It always tends to complicate the case.

Helocs like this technically exist, but can be complicated to actually close. 

When it comes to foreclosure info broken down by state, I have found this site to be helpful: https://www.realtytrac.com/rea...As for licensing info, the NMLS is probably your best starting point. 

But was hoping there might be a Savvy one that is already a member on the site.

I looked at the city's sites about rentals and I didn't see anything that would benefit new STRs.

The plan: I am identifying on/off market properties that are targets, will do all of the real estate work (listing, showing, advertising, vetting, etc) and will split the cost of the purchase of the home and the material costs for any needed repairs.The contractor will be subbing out portions of the job and be on site mostly full time until the project is completed. 

Before you go hiring someone off some site, see if there are any neighbors with kids.