So far I have begun installing the drive way it needs to be wide to accommodate large trucks and equipment.

Interest rates are still low and lenders have begun offering 15% loans on non owner occupied SFR.

I've begun to educate myself on properly screening potential tenants, taxes, codes/laws, leases, insurance, and budgeting.  

It's out of state and as part of looking for my next deal, I've begun talking to a few different people local to the area to find wholesale deals in addition to my RE agent. 

I like that area, just don't want to get too far on the "other side of the tracks".We are about a week away from the main house being completed and I have begun marketing it for rent.  

They are such concrete actionable steps.Also, I have in the past two weeks begun to shift my strategy to off market deals.

@Kate J.First, your agreement is between yourself and your tenants, so they remain accountable for the rent regardless of what their (illegal) sub-let does.Second, you should have already served notice on your tenants (worded to included all occupants) for late rent and, by this point in the month, have begun the eviction process.Depending on the wording of your lease and local tenancy law, you should have also served them to cure the unauthorized sublet.Now that you are really in a jamb, you may consider resorting to use of a carrot (cash for keys) to get this fellow out ...

I had a good experience with Continental Title Company... and I recently came across True Title Company, which is co-owned by a real estate attorney who I've begun working with, and I've had a good experience with him so far.

However, after reading the book, I've begun considering installing a PV system on my home instead.My logic is, the markets seem eerily similar to '07 where prices are high, investor confidence is super high, and people who shouldn't be jumping into real estate investing seem to be.

Greetings all,I recently started listening to the BiggerPockets podcast and have begun thinking about investing in my first single family home in the Denver market.