Not all to certain on how exactly that works but most of the apartments here do this.I'm not entirely ready to do this, nerves galore.

The beginning of the journey can definitely be nerve wracking & discouraging.

.#2 Examine the property and see if any repairs or maintenance is necessary.If your property is not adequately maintained, it could cause harm to a tenant or a tenant's guest and ultimately lessen the property value.

I am an out of state investor doing my first deal so although the numbers look good, the bit of extra positive vibes helps keep the newbie nerves at bay!

You can verify that rents are being paid by examining the financial records of the owner.

And to be diligent investors we want to be sure that we examine how quickly things may revert to the time pre-Covid when house prices had a very modest yearly incline. 

Currently still in the examination faze, but property was listed with my the company I work for, Buckingham Investments.

I'm trying very hard not to get analysis paralysis, but it's nerve wracking.

What did you guys use to study for the real estate exam?

If my light hearted story struck a nerve with you I apologize.